YourGoodSkin Refreshing Face Wash 150ml

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If you have acne-prone skin, you'll love this formula. It's oil-free and non-comedogenic, which means it won't clog your pores.

When it comes to skin concerns, one size most certainly does not fit all. Each one — whether it be hyperpigmentation, fine lines, or acne — requires specific attention and ingredients for proper treatment. Where one ingredient might help one concern, it could exasperate another. Berkers T, Visscher D, Gooris GS, Bouwstra JA. Topically applied ceramides interact with the stratum corneum lipid matrix in compromised ex vivo skin. Pharm Res. 2018;35(3):48.

You know how you’re supposed to use just one scoop of detergent per laundry load, even if your clothes are super dirty? The same logic applies to cleansing your face. Don’t overdo it. The point of washing your face is to unclog your pores and “clean the canvas before you do other things,” says Dr. Pierre. That’s it! Editor’s Choice: “This cleanser has been a staple in my skincare routine for years,” says StudyFinds’ editor Sophia Naughton. “I have combination skin, so this formula is perfect for me. It helps to combat blemishes without stripping my skin. I also love how foamy the lather is, even with a small pump of the product.” 6. EltaMD Foaming Facial Cleanser

People who have oilier skin may discover that they need to wash their face more frequently than those who have dry and sensitive skin,” says Dr. Mitchell. Anyone with normal to dry skin can actually cause damage by washing their face too much. “Excessive washing can cause the skin barrier to be compromised, resulting in red, itchy, dry, or irritated skin,” warns Dr. Mitchell. Dry skin, on the other hand, doesn’t produce as much sebum. This can cause discomfort and leave your skin feeling dehydrated. To keep dry skin soft and moisturized, look for a hydrating face wash. Paula's Choice Optimal Results Hydrating Cleanser, Dr. Loretta Gentle Hydrating Cleanser, and Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser are all great options. “A non-foaming, creamy cleanser is more ideal for dry skin,” explains Dr. Liu.

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Board certified dermatologist Tsippora Shainhouse, FAAD, explains that it unclogs pores and redness with each wash.

This cleanser helps kill acne-causing bacteria and is comedolytic, meaning it unclogs pores,” Shainhouse says. “Similarly, it also has anti-inflammatory properties, which helps reduce redness.” While there are several dermatological treatments available for treating lingering acne marks, Shainhouse says using topical products enriched with antioxidants, like vitamin C, can also help brighten and fade these marks away. In animal studies, adverse reproductive effects were only observed in much larger amounts, much more than what’s used in topical skin care products, according to the review. Oral Care Wellness All Oral Care Electric Toothbrushes Toothpastes Whiteners Floss Mouthwashes Water FlossersThis face wash is your best choice if you have dry or eczema-prone skin. If you’re wearing heavy makeup you may need to remove it first, but otherwise it should leave your skin feeling clean without being stripped. “It’s not super fancy, and it doesn’t offer ‘extras’ like exfoliation or antioxidant protection, but it’s fantastic at cleansing the skin without stripping it or creating that tight feeling that many cleansers do,” explains Byrdie . “It has a creamy, slightly gel-like texture, and it’s formulated with hyaluronic acid and ceramides for hydration and skin barrier support which is excellent for those with dry and sensitive skin.” A note on lathering: This product doesn’t lather because it omits sulfate. While many people complain when a cleanser doesn’t foam and become sudsy, the sulfate that creates this effect is just that: an effect to make you feel like you’re cleansing. It serves no other purpose and can cause irritation for some people. Ans: Yes. It is ideal for people with sensitive, dry or acne-prone skin. Great alternative to harsh soaps.