facial cleanser
The right cleanser leaves your skin feeling clean, but never tight or dry. Here you’ll find facial cleansers from PCA Skin, Mokosh, Institut Esthederm, Self, Meline, Routinely, Mii Cosmetics and ROC. Read more
Ellen’s advice
How to choose
The right cleanser leaves your skin feeling clean, but never tight or dry. Here you’ll find facial cleansers from PCA Skin, Mokosh, Institut Esthederm, Self, Meline, Routinely, Mii Cosmetics and ROC.
How to choose:
- Dry or sensitive skin: the PCA Skin Creamy Cleanser or the richer Mokosh Fig cleanser.
- Young or blemish-prone skin: the Mokosh Young face wash gel, fresh and light.
- Normal skin or prevention: the PCA Skin Facial Wash, alternating with the Pigment Bar for pigmentation if needed.
- Combination to oily skin with blemishes: the PCA Skin Facial Wash oily / problem, alternating with the Blemish Control Bar.
- Lots of make-up or SPF: start with the PCA Skin Daily Cleansing Oil or the Mokosh cleansing oil, which also removes eye make-up.
Massage your cleanser in for at least 60 seconds. Not sure? Take the free skin analysis.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you want to know
What is the difference between the Mokosh Young face gel and the Fig cleanser?
The Young face gel is light and fresh, ideal for young or blemish-prone skin. The Fig cleanser is richer, for those whose skin quickly feels dry or tight after washing.
Is it bad if my skin feels tight after cleansing?
Yes, it means that cleanser doesn’t suit your skin. A good cleanser leaves your skin clean, never tight or dry. Choose a gentler formula.
How long should I massage in my cleanser?
At least 60 seconds. Most people take 20 seconds, which gives the cleanser too little time to loosen dirt, oil and SPF.
Do I use the same cleanser morning and evening?
You can. If you wear make-up or SPF in the evening, start with a cleansing oil. In the morning a gentle formula is enough.
