good cleanser for oily skin
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Tue Mar 02, 2004 2:58 pm Quote

i wanted ur ideas about a good cleanser for oily skin. i am using dove right now and its very good. i want to take suggestions though.

Wed Mar 03, 2004 12:03 am Quote

Hi..you could try Decleor Gel cleanser , a very nice cleanser and one that won't be harsh or dry out your skin like some cleanser for oily skin do. My husband has oily skin and he tested it and love this...I tested it myself ( normal/combo) and this works fine for me as well. Or I read that Yonka has a very good gel cleanser that could also work for your skin type.
HTH Smile

Wed Mar 03, 2004 4:31 am Quote

I love the YonKa Gel Nettoyant. I actually finished a bottle a few weeks ago and forgot to stock up on it in my last order (drats!). I have normal/combo skin, but from what I recall the box either said "all skin types" or "oily skin" (or something to that effect). Also, the Phytomer Cleansing Gel (for oily skin) is very nice. I find it just a tad drying some days, but like I said, I have normal/combo skin. If you have oily skin then it should suit you just fine.

Mabsy

Wed Mar 03, 2004 12:35 pm Quote

Is your skin truly oily or is it merely oily in the t-zone? The latter would denote that you have combination skin, and when this skin type has too much oil removed, the skin will become dehydrated and the skin will compensate by producing MORE oil! Mad

I'll make a few suggestions for both skintypes.

Oily: Dermalogica Dermal Clay Cleanser, Phytomer Purifying Cleansing Gel, Yonka Cleansing Gel, Dr. Renaud Intervention Anti-Aging Sebopure Cleansing Milk, Cellcosmet Purifying Gel, or MD Formulations Cleanser for Oily/Problem-Prone Skin.

Combination: Dermalogica Special Cleansing Gel, Cellcosmet Purifying Cleansing Gel, Sothys Morning Cleanser, MD Formulations Cleanser with Glycolic Acid, or Peter Thomas Roth Combination Skin Cleansing Gel.

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