APRILSKIN
APRILSKIN Carrotene IPMP™ Hydromelt Cleansing Balm 90 ml
90 ml · 180 g
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25,00 €
Face cleansers — a clean base for skincare
Face cleansers for salon-grade daily routines: options to remove makeup, SPF and day-to-day build-up, for different skin types and preferences.
Banila Co
Banila Co Clean It Zero Cleansing Balm Pore Nourishing 100ml
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Description
A good routine starts with face cleansers that suit how your skin feels day to day—whether you prefer a quick foam, a gentle milk, or a deeper-clean gel. In this Skincare category you’ll find professional options used in salon routines, from everyday cleansing to double-cleansing setups.
What you’ll find in this range
- Different textures for different comfort levels: foams, gels, milks and balms.
- Options featuring popular skincare actives such as centella (cica), hyaluronic acid, AHA acids, BHA (salicylic), aloe vera and tea tree.
- Choices across a wide price range, so you can match your routine and frequency of use.
Shop by brand if you already know what works for you, including GIGI Laboratories and Phytomer. To build the rest of your routine, pair cleansing with Face toners and use Face exfoliators when you want a more polished feel.
How to choose
- Start with your texture preference: foams feel fresh and quick, gels feel thorough, milks feel cushioning, and balms suit double cleansing.
- Match to your routine: if you wear makeup or SPF, consider a balm or milk first, then follow with a water-based cleanser.
- Pick actives thoughtfully: look for hyaluronic acid for comfort, centella (cica) for a calmer feel, or BHA/AHA acids when you want a more intensive cleanse.
- Keep the rest consistent: after cleansing, follow with Face toners and your usual moisturiser.
Questions & answers
Do I need a separate cleanser if I wear makeup or SPF?
Many people prefer a two-step cleanse: an oil or balm to loosen makeup/SPF, followed by a foam or gel to rinse away residue. If you wear light makeup, one cleanser may be enough—choose a texture that removes product without leaving your skin feeling tight.
What’s the difference between a foam, gel and cleansing milk?
Foams are quick and give a fresh, squeaky-clean feel. Gels tend to feel more thorough and are popular for daily cleansing. Cleansing milks feel softer and more cushioning, which some people prefer when their skin feels dry or sensitive.
Should I choose a cleanser with AHA or BHA acids?
Acid-based cleansers can feel more deep-cleansing, especially if your skin gets congested. If you’re new to AHA/BHA, start slowly and pay attention to how your skin feels. You can also alternate with a gentler cleanser on other days.
Can I use the same cleanser morning and night?
Yes—many routines use one cleanser twice daily. If your skin feels different in the morning versus evening, you might prefer a lighter cleanse in the morning and a more thorough option at night, especially if you wear SPF or makeup.
