What Face Cleanser Is Best for Your Skin Type?
Before you can even think about the rest of your skincare ritual with
toners, serums, and moisturizers, you need a clean surface. A freshly
cleansed face allows those other skincare products to work better as a
result. Your makeup, such as primer and cream foundation, will also go on smoother and your complexion will look gorg.
Cleansing your face is an important first step in your daily skincare routine. You might already have your go-to formula that works well. One that removes dirt, oil, and makeup residue, and doesn’t clog your pores, strip your skin, or cause you to break out. If you’ve found an effective cleanser, good for you! Either way, Let’s take a look at some types of facial cleansers out there. You might even find a new favorite that’s even better for your skin type.
Clay Cleansers
A well-formulated clay cleanser is excellent at drawing out impurities from the surface of your skin and absorbing excess oil, which is especially beneficial for oily skin types. A clay cleanser with bamboo charcoal can also help minimize the look of pores and detoxify the skin. For an extra glow, look for a formula with antibacterial essential oils of spearmint and lemongrass, and skin-brightening lemon water.
Use a charcoal konjac sponge to gently cleanse. Don’t forget to tone and add a protective serum layer before applying a moisturizer and eye cream with caffeine to perk up your eyes in the morning.
Powder Cleansers
With a cleansing powder all you do is add a bit of water to it to create a slightly creamy or foamy concoction to gently massage onto your skin in circular motions. Seek out a nourishing powder cleanser with ingredients like colloidal oatmeal and rose petals to soothe sensitive skin, as well as purifying lavender and moisturizing coconut milk. Acne-prone, combination, oily, and sensitive skin types will benefit from a soothing and soft powder cleanser. New versions of soft, powdery cleansers seem to be having their moment.
Micellar Cleansing Waters
Originally a Parisian beauty secret, micellar water consists of tiny micelles (oil molecules) that attract dirt, oil, and makeup to come off the skin. These small molecules are suspended in soft water. Some of the best hydrating cleansing waters contain calming and soothing ingredients like rose water. Micellar water works particularly well on dry and sensitive skin. Some formulas work for all skin types though, so be sure to read the label before choosing your micellar cleansing water.
Milk Cleansers
Not made with actual milk, a milk cleanser is light, gentle, and silky smooth but still effective at washing away impurities without stripping moisture from your skin. Dry skin needs both hydration (water) and moisturization (oil) to be balanced and nourished. Look for skin-moisturizing coconut oil and hydrating coconut water in your formula. Dry skin should feel soft and smooth after using a milk cleanser. Normal skin types will also benefit.
To most effectively wash your face, it’s often recommended to remove your makeup first with your preference of remover. It could even be micellar cleansing water. Follow with your cleanser of choice and gently massage onto your skin, also along the hairline, below your ears, on your neck and décolletage. Rinse with warm water and gently pat your skin dry with a clean towel.
About 100% PURE
100% PURE is a natural skincare and makeup line that’s also cruelty-free. All cosmetics are colored with vibrant fruit, vegetable, tea, coffee, and other plant pigments—everything from their award-winning lengthening mascara to their fruit pigmented® eyeshadow. Their formulas are enriched with skin-healthy antioxidants, vitamins, and phytonutrients to give customers the purest products possible and the confidence to look and feel their best.
Learn more about 100% PURE’s products at 100percentpure.com
Cleansing your face is an important first step in your daily skincare routine. You might already have your go-to formula that works well. One that removes dirt, oil, and makeup residue, and doesn’t clog your pores, strip your skin, or cause you to break out. If you’ve found an effective cleanser, good for you! Either way, Let’s take a look at some types of facial cleansers out there. You might even find a new favorite that’s even better for your skin type.
Clay Cleansers
A well-formulated clay cleanser is excellent at drawing out impurities from the surface of your skin and absorbing excess oil, which is especially beneficial for oily skin types. A clay cleanser with bamboo charcoal can also help minimize the look of pores and detoxify the skin. For an extra glow, look for a formula with antibacterial essential oils of spearmint and lemongrass, and skin-brightening lemon water.
Use a charcoal konjac sponge to gently cleanse. Don’t forget to tone and add a protective serum layer before applying a moisturizer and eye cream with caffeine to perk up your eyes in the morning.
Powder Cleansers
With a cleansing powder all you do is add a bit of water to it to create a slightly creamy or foamy concoction to gently massage onto your skin in circular motions. Seek out a nourishing powder cleanser with ingredients like colloidal oatmeal and rose petals to soothe sensitive skin, as well as purifying lavender and moisturizing coconut milk. Acne-prone, combination, oily, and sensitive skin types will benefit from a soothing and soft powder cleanser. New versions of soft, powdery cleansers seem to be having their moment.
Micellar Cleansing Waters
Originally a Parisian beauty secret, micellar water consists of tiny micelles (oil molecules) that attract dirt, oil, and makeup to come off the skin. These small molecules are suspended in soft water. Some of the best hydrating cleansing waters contain calming and soothing ingredients like rose water. Micellar water works particularly well on dry and sensitive skin. Some formulas work for all skin types though, so be sure to read the label before choosing your micellar cleansing water.
Milk Cleansers
Not made with actual milk, a milk cleanser is light, gentle, and silky smooth but still effective at washing away impurities without stripping moisture from your skin. Dry skin needs both hydration (water) and moisturization (oil) to be balanced and nourished. Look for skin-moisturizing coconut oil and hydrating coconut water in your formula. Dry skin should feel soft and smooth after using a milk cleanser. Normal skin types will also benefit.
To most effectively wash your face, it’s often recommended to remove your makeup first with your preference of remover. It could even be micellar cleansing water. Follow with your cleanser of choice and gently massage onto your skin, also along the hairline, below your ears, on your neck and décolletage. Rinse with warm water and gently pat your skin dry with a clean towel.
About 100% PURE
100% PURE is a natural skincare and makeup line that’s also cruelty-free. All cosmetics are colored with vibrant fruit, vegetable, tea, coffee, and other plant pigments—everything from their award-winning lengthening mascara to their fruit pigmented® eyeshadow. Their formulas are enriched with skin-healthy antioxidants, vitamins, and phytonutrients to give customers the purest products possible and the confidence to look and feel their best.
Learn more about 100% PURE’s products at 100percentpure.com
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