Face cleanser

What is the difference between a cleanser and a makeup remover?

Makeup remover removes makeup, oils, and pollution particles from the skin's surface. Cleansers work deeper, removing water-soluble impurities like sweat and cellular residue. Makeup removal is the first step, cleansing the second. Together, they ensure perfectly clean skin, ready for treatment.

How to properly clean your face?

Effective cleansing begins with choosing a product suited to your skin type, whether it is in gel form, mousse or milk. It is applied morning and evening, even without makeup, to eliminate sweat, sebum, toxins, and accumulated impurities. On wet skin, it should be massaged gently in circular motions, then rinsed thoroughly with warm water. Cleansing prepares the skin to receive care by improving the penetration of active ingredients. It is a fundamental step to preserve skin balance and maintain a clear, luminous, and even complexion every day.

What is double cleansing?

Double cleansing is a two-step method, inspired by Asian rituals, that ensures perfectly cleansed skin without damaging it. It begins with a makeup remover oily or milky which dissolves fatty substances (makeup, sebum, pollution), followed by an aqueous cleanser which eliminates water-soluble residues and purifies the pores.

This routine is particularly suitable for skin exposed to makeup, urban pollution, or prone to imperfections. It helps preserve the skin barrier, prevent the buildup of impurities, and optimize the effectiveness of subsequent skincare products. It's an essential foundation for an expert skincare routine.