Cream Face Cleansers

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Sofia S.

Jul 14, 2014

Sofia S.

So I've heard a lot about cream face cleansers and wanted to know what the difference was from regular face cleansers. Also I wanted some recommendations. Thats the right word right? Thanks a lot. ILY??

Shiro M.

Jul 14, 2014

Shiro M.

I'm pretty sure cream cleansers are less drying than foaming cleansers, so you would want to maybe use it for dry skin. Cerave has a good one.

Sofia S.

Jul 14, 2014

Sofia S.

thanks

Shelley W.

Jul 14, 2014

Shelley W.

They do not suds up like a traditional cleanser and are best used in PM to help remove makeup. I have one that I only use in the AM because it contains active ingredients...glycolic being one of them. They are pretty soothing to the skin. I use M-61 Brilliant Cleanse and I have another from Renee Rouleau that I use during the winter because it doesn't contain active ingredients since my skin reacts differently to the cold weather. I have oily/combo aging skin for reference.

Jane C.

Jul 14, 2014

Jane C.

I am curious as to why you use the cleanser with an active ingredient during the day? Sorry for interrupting your thread Sofia but this surprised me as I always thought active ingredients work better at night when one is sleeping... always something new to learn!

Shelley W.

Jul 14, 2014

Shelley W.

@Jane...not a problem. I do so because I turned 40 this year and noticed my cell turnover is a bit slow these days so its my way of assisting it along the way. I make my night-time serums and moisturizers do the major work as they are far more intense than the cleanser.

Jane C.

Jul 14, 2014

Jane C.

Ah thank you Shelley. Being over 40 I will be purchasing M-61 products based on your reviews yesterday!

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