Foaming cleansers are best for oily skin types, while cream and oil cleansers are better for dry skin types. Learn why non-foaming cleansers are safer for your skin barrier.

Learn about gentle cleansers that effectively clean without stripping your skin’s natural oils or damaging your protective barrier. This blog offers tips for selecting cleansers based on your skin type, preventing over-cleansing, and maintaining a healthy skin barrier for smoother, more hydrated skin.

This article discusses all of the different types of surfactants found in face and body wash and how they work to clean the skin.

Best Rosacea Cleansers Rosacea cleansers should be used in a comprehensive rosacea skin care routine that is used daily. Rosacea cleansers can be combined with prescription rosacea treatments. Rosacea cleansers should be gentle cleansers with soothing ingredients to calm the skin. The best type of rosacea cleanser to use depends ...

Hey there! I'm a dermatologist, and today we're diving into something super crucial – finding the right face wash for your teenage or tween years. Whether you're tackli...

Cleansing oils have become a popular part of many skincare routines. As a dermatologist, I often get questions about using oils to cleanse the face. Are cleansing oils ...

What are low pH cleansers? How are they used? Which skin types should avoid acidic cleansers? Find out all about low pH cleansers and level up your knowledge on skin care!

Does your skin care routine have 2 different cleansers? Why do you need a different cleanser in the morning and evening?

The best cleanser to treat acne depends upon your Baumann Skin Type. We review hydroxyacid cleansers, benzoyl peroxide cleansers and probiotic cleansers for acne.

Eczema, also called atopic dermatitis, is a genetic skin disease caused by an injured skin barrier, leading to dehydration, inflammation and itching. Choosing the correct cleanser to protect the skin barrier is important when you have atopic dermatitis.

Should you wash your face with distilled water, tap water, bottled water, filtered water, micelle water or thermal spa water? Should you splash your face with cold, warm or hot water to remove your cleanser? Learn how your choice of water affects your skin care routine efficacy.

Learn why you need two different cleansers to treat melasma. We give you advice on how to choose a melasma cleanser from many brands. Whether you want an expensive, cheap, or drugstore facewash- make sure you buy the best one for YOU.