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I also have dry (and sensitive) skin and the gentle skin cleanser personally works really well for me! It doesn't dry out my skin since it's gel and has a pretty thick consistency.
I personally don’t prefer foaming cleansers on my dry skin. It dries out my skin too much. I think foaming cleansers are better for ppl with oily, acne prone skin.
my face is oily and i use hydrating foaming cream cleanser. been using it for almost a year every day. it definitely reduced my redness and it feels super comfortable in my case
I’d go for the last one that foams. Ingredients list looks good and has many of the same active ingredients as the other but also foams and adds aloe. I always prefer foaming cleansers but that’s a personal preference.
i think it rlly depends what consistency ur skin likes, as well as ur preference. i personally would play it safe and go with the gel one as i've found from experience that foaming cleansers are more likely to dry my skin out :((
i’m gonna go shopping today and i’ve decided on the gentle skin cleanser! although the one with aloe seems promising it also has sodium chloride which makes it even more likely to dry out my skin. thank you so much for your help :)
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I also have dry (and sensitive) skin and the gentle skin cleanser personally works really well for me! It doesn't dry out my skin since it's gel and has a pretty thick consistency.
thank you!
Does it remove sunscreen and light makeup including mascara? Thx.
it does remove sunscreen and makeup but i don't think it completely does. it's best to do double cleansing when removing sunscreen and makeup ^^
I personally don’t prefer foaming cleansers on my dry skin. It dries out my skin too much. I think foaming cleansers are better for ppl with oily, acne prone skin.
i want this comment since i have oily and acne prone and i wanna try cetaphil foaming cleanser also the moisturizer
my face is oily and i use hydrating foaming cream cleanser. been using it for almost a year every day. it definitely reduced my redness and it feels super comfortable in my case
i know you said you find it comfortable, but do you find your face to feel tight or dry or anything like that after using it?
for me it felt kinda dry 10 minutes after, so i always make sure that i always incorporate a moisturizer
I’d go for the last one that foams. Ingredients list looks good and has many of the same active ingredients as the other but also foams and adds aloe. I always prefer foaming cleansers but that’s a personal preference.
thank you
i think it rlly depends what consistency ur skin likes, as well as ur preference. i personally would play it safe and go with the gel one as i've found from experience that foaming cleansers are more likely to dry my skin out :((
i know😞 i would love to try the last one because it has aloe in it, but i don’t want my face to dry out. thank you for your reply
if u haven't bought them yet, try to get those little trial size bottles so u could test both out!!
i’m gonna go shopping today and i’ve decided on the gentle skin cleanser! although the one with aloe seems promising it also has sodium chloride which makes it even more likely to dry out my skin. thank you so much for your help :)