I am looking for a new face wash, what is your favorite brand? How much is it? Where can I find it?

Question

I just wanted some feedback, there are so many products out ther to choose from. And I just want something that will work the best. Thanks:)

Answer 1

http://www.aloettecosmetics.com/

That's what I use and it lasts up to six months. Check it out. It's all natural so any skin type can use it.

Answer 2

I have used Clean and Clear, Neutrogena, St.Ives, Aveeno, Ponds, Dove, Clearasil, Proactiv. Depends on your skin type. If you're acne prone, use an acne face wash. If your oily, then stay away from cream cleanser and stick to oil free. If you're dry, cream cleansers are good to hydrate. If you have blemishes, dark spots, etc. Aveeno makes a good Clear Cleanser. The Dove face bar is also very good for hydrating your skin.


I suggest you spend some time at the store in the beauty aisle and read labels, do your research and pick one that suits your needs. Makeupalley.com has ratings on products that women have actually used. You can read and learn a lot from there. Good luck with your search! And remember that very product takes time to work.

Answer 3

I use Elizabeth Arden's 2-in-1 Cleanser which combines a foaming cleanser and toner in one product. The cost is approximately $13 and I find it a fantastic product! I have combination skin and it takes care of the excess oil on the oily parts but doesn't dry out the dry parts. My skin is left soft and smooth and glowing.

Answer 4

First, don't bother with anything you've seen advertised a lot. The best ones are usually barely noticeable on the shelves, never mind in magazines &c -- they sell because people's dermatologists tell them to buy them. And keep it simple; unscented, plainly coloured stuff in an unimpressive bottle tends to be the best-quality stuff.

If you have greasy skin: 'Tersaseptic.'

http://www.stiefel.ca/en/about_skin/tersaseptic.html

De-greases without leaving things too dry; rinses off cleanly. CDN$8-16.

If you have dry skin: 'Cetaphil.' CDN$10.

http://www.cetaphil.com/Products/Cleansers.aspx

If you have normal skin, 'Johnson's Head-to-Toe Baby Wash.' CDN$6.

http://www.johnsonsbaby.com/products/bath/head-to-toe-baby-wash

Cheap (the generic versions also work well), simple, effective; rinses cleanly, also not at all irritating to use when trying to remove the last traces of eye make-up.

If you don't have a dermatologist around to ask, find a good pharmacist and ask for suggestions.

Answer 5

I am not sure what type of skin you have, but I LOVE Neutrogena products, the first time I tried them I never switched to anything else. They have products for every type of skin. They have cleansers, toners, moisturizers, masks, etc. Their products are about the same price as any others, usually the cleansers are around $6.00. They make your skin feel soft and smooth and they don't have any harsh smells to them. Good luck!

Answer 6

I get a lot of compliments on my skin when I am using St. Ive's apricot scrub. It's inexpensive, and it really does improve the look and texture of my skin. You can get it at walmart, or probably just about anywhere.

Answer 7

I like the Dove face wash, it is good if you dont have oily skin. Also, Neutragena makes good face wash too. I buy all of mine at walmart!

Answer 8

Bibo - Soy Meets Girl...it's about $9 and you get it at beauty supply stores like Heil...if you don't have a cosmetology license, your hairdresser can get it for you :-)
It's extremely gentle on your skin, makes your skin soft, but still removes make up, even mascara :-)

Answer 9

TOP THREE: Arbonne (very pricey), Proactive (for acne prone), and Purpose (least expensive and my dermatologist says it's better than most)

Answer 10

i use olay wash,i get it at rite aid or at wal mart. I also use a mask daily it really works it leaves your face baby soft, and smoth if you want more info write to me at [e-mail].