Choose from a wide mix of textures to match how your skin feels and how you like to cleanse:
Product descriptions can help you find formulas that mention oily, dry, combination or sensitive skin, so you can select what best matches your needs.
Removing makeup properly is an important step before the rest of your skincare. Our range includes:
Many people like to start with a dedicated makeup remover, then follow with a face cleanser for a thorough double cleanse.
If you wear SPF and makeup daily, cleansing oils and balms can help dissolve product build-up before you rinse. They are usually massaged onto dry skin and then emulsified with water, leaving skin feeling clean and comfortable.
For travel, the gym or quick refreshes, cleansing wipes and micellar wipes provide a simple way to wipe away the day. They’re best used as part of a broader routine rather than the only cleansing step.
To boost your cleanse, you can add cleansing cloths, sponges or facial cleansing devices. When used according to instructions, these tools can help lift away impurities and provide light exfoliation. Always follow the guidelines for frequency of use, especially if your skin is easily irritated.
What is the difference between a face cleanser and a face wash?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but many people find that a “face cleanser” refers to milks, creams or oils that cleanse without much foam, while a “face wash” is usually a gel or foam that lathers more and is rinsed off with water. Both are designed to remove impurities when used as directed.
Can men use the same face cleanser as women?
Yes. Most cleansers can be used by anyone. Some ranges marketed to men may include fragrances or textures chosen with typically oilier or thicker skin in mind, but the cleansing action works in the same way.
How do I choose the right makeup remover?
Think about your skin type and the kind of makeup you wear. For long-wear or waterproof formulas, an oil, balm or bi-phase remover is often the most effective. For light makeup, a micellar water or gentle cleansing milk may be enough. If you have sensitive skin or eyes, look for products that specifically mention this in their description and patch test first.
Are cleansing brushes necessary?
They’re not essential, but some people enjoy using cleansing brushes or devices for a more thorough-feeling cleanse. If you choose to use one, start slowly (for example, a few times a week) and see how your skin responds. Over-use or too much pressure can be drying or irritating for some skin types.
How often should I cleanse my face?
Many routines include cleansing once or twice a day - for example, in the morning and again in the evening to remove sunscreen, makeup and daily build-up. The best frequency depends on your skin and lifestyle, so adjust if your skin feels tight or uncomfortable.
