Gentlest Non Comedogenic/Non irritant cleanser ADVISE Please.

[Guest guest]

I have read the various things about cleansers on the highlights

and on the net abroad. I am looking for a super gentle cleanser that

will not clog my pores or irritate my skin. I have used cetaphil and

dove etc. And frankly cetaphil seems to be a very complex blend of

chemicals... I am honestly looking for something a bit more gentle

that will not dry me out. I do have naturally oily skin but when I

attempt to change that via soap it seems to irritate it quite a bit.

If you could advise me on a gentle over the counter modulation

whether it be by neutrogena or clinique... just something I can use

that will not irritate or cause dryness or flakiness.

cheers,

WA

[Guest guest]

I have read the various things about cleansers on the highlights

and on the net abroad. I am looking for a super gentle cleanser that

will not clog my pores or irritate my skin. I have used cetaphil and

dove etc. And frankly cetaphil seems to be a very complex blend of

chemicals... I am honestly looking for something a bit more gentle

that will not dry me out. I do have naturally oily skin but when I

attempt to change that via soap it seems to irritate it quite a bit.

If you could advise me on a gentle over the counter modulation

whether it be by neutrogena or clinique... just something I can use

that will not irritate or cause dryness or flakiness.

cheers,

WA

[Guest guest]

I like the cea Care cleanser at night when my skin needs more

cleaning. You don't need much but make sure you wash your hands after

wetting the face if you have oily skin as the oil on your hands will

hamper the sudsing action. You just need a little bit if you do it

that way. And, it's nice to use something for a change that smells

good!

Zia is good if you need a more mild cleanser. I use it in the morning

if I use one at all. Very, very gentle.

Both of these cleansers are pretty much " natural " and are non-soap.

Hope this helps,

karen

> I have read the various things about cleansers on the highlights

>and on the net abroad. I am looking for a super gentle cleanser that

>will not clog my pores or irritate my skin. I have used cetaphil and

>dove etc. And frankly cetaphil seems to be a very complex blend of

>chemicals... I am honestly looking for something a bit more gentle

>that will not dry me out. I do have naturally oily skin but when I

>attempt to change that via soap it seems to irritate it quite a bit.

>If you could advise me on a gentle over the counter modulation

>whether it be by neutrogena or clinique... just something I can use

>that will not irritate or cause dryness or flakiness.

>

>

>cheers,

> WA

>

--

[Guest guest]

I like the cea Care cleanser at night when my skin needs more

cleaning. You don't need much but make sure you wash your hands after

wetting the face if you have oily skin as the oil on your hands will

hamper the sudsing action. You just need a little bit if you do it

that way. And, it's nice to use something for a change that smells

good!

Zia is good if you need a more mild cleanser. I use it in the morning

if I use one at all. Very, very gentle.

Both of these cleansers are pretty much " natural " and are non-soap.

Hope this helps,

karen

> I have read the various things about cleansers on the highlights

>and on the net abroad. I am looking for a super gentle cleanser that

>will not clog my pores or irritate my skin. I have used cetaphil and

>dove etc. And frankly cetaphil seems to be a very complex blend of

>chemicals... I am honestly looking for something a bit more gentle

>that will not dry me out. I do have naturally oily skin but when I

>attempt to change that via soap it seems to irritate it quite a bit.

>If you could advise me on a gentle over the counter modulation

>whether it be by neutrogena or clinique... just something I can use

>that will not irritate or cause dryness or flakiness.

>

>

>cheers,

> WA

>

--

[Guest guest]

I like the cea Care cleanser at night when my skin needs more

cleaning. You don't need much but make sure you wash your hands after

wetting the face if you have oily skin as the oil on your hands will

hamper the sudsing action. You just need a little bit if you do it

that way. And, it's nice to use something for a change that smells

good!

Zia is good if you need a more mild cleanser. I use it in the morning

if I use one at all. Very, very gentle.

Both of these cleansers are pretty much " natural " and are non-soap.

Hope this helps,

karen

> I have read the various things about cleansers on the highlights

>and on the net abroad. I am looking for a super gentle cleanser that

>will not clog my pores or irritate my skin. I have used cetaphil and

>dove etc. And frankly cetaphil seems to be a very complex blend of

>chemicals... I am honestly looking for something a bit more gentle

>that will not dry me out. I do have naturally oily skin but when I

>attempt to change that via soap it seems to irritate it quite a bit.

>If you could advise me on a gentle over the counter modulation

>whether it be by neutrogena or clinique... just something I can use

>that will not irritate or cause dryness or flakiness.

>

>

>cheers,

> WA

>

--

[Guest guest]

I like the cea Care cleanser at night when my skin needs more

cleaning. You don't need much but make sure you wash your hands after

wetting the face if you have oily skin as the oil on your hands will

hamper the sudsing action. You just need a little bit if you do it

that way. And, it's nice to use something for a change that smells

good!

Zia is good if you need a more mild cleanser. I use it in the morning

if I use one at all. Very, very gentle.

Both of these cleansers are pretty much " natural " and are non-soap.

Hope this helps,

karen

> I have read the various things about cleansers on the highlights

>and on the net abroad. I am looking for a super gentle cleanser that

>will not clog my pores or irritate my skin. I have used cetaphil and

>dove etc. And frankly cetaphil seems to be a very complex blend of

>chemicals... I am honestly looking for something a bit more gentle

>that will not dry me out. I do have naturally oily skin but when I

>attempt to change that via soap it seems to irritate it quite a bit.

>If you could advise me on a gentle over the counter modulation

>whether it be by neutrogena or clinique... just something I can use

>that will not irritate or cause dryness or flakiness.

>

>

>cheers,

> WA

>

--

[Guest guest]

I use Oil of of Olay Sensitive Skin Foaming Facial Cleanser. It doesn't dry

me out at all, but it doesn't do a great job at removing my Zinco, tinted.

Gentlest Non Comedogenic/Non irritant cleanser ADVISE

Please.

> I have read the various things about cleansers on the highlights

> and on the net abroad. I am looking for a super gentle cleanser that

> will not clog my pores or irritate my skin. I have used cetaphil and

> dove etc. And frankly cetaphil seems to be a very complex blend of

> chemicals... I am honestly looking for something a bit more gentle

> that will not dry me out. I do have naturally oily skin but when I

> attempt to change that via soap it seems to irritate it quite a bit.

> If you could advise me on a gentle over the counter modulation

> whether it be by neutrogena or clinique... just something I can use

> that will not irritate or cause dryness or flakiness.

>

>

> cheers,

> WA

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I use Oil of of Olay Sensitive Skin Foaming Facial Cleanser. It doesn't dry

me out at all, but it doesn't do a great job at removing my Zinco, tinted.

Gentlest Non Comedogenic/Non irritant cleanser ADVISE

Please.

> I have read the various things about cleansers on the highlights

> and on the net abroad. I am looking for a super gentle cleanser that

> will not clog my pores or irritate my skin. I have used cetaphil and

> dove etc. And frankly cetaphil seems to be a very complex blend of

> chemicals... I am honestly looking for something a bit more gentle

> that will not dry me out. I do have naturally oily skin but when I

> attempt to change that via soap it seems to irritate it quite a bit.

> If you could advise me on a gentle over the counter modulation

> whether it be by neutrogena or clinique... just something I can use

> that will not irritate or cause dryness or flakiness.

>

>

> cheers,

> WA

>

>

>

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> See http://www.drnase.com for info on his recently published book.

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I like Aveeno Creamy Baby Cleanser. It takes off all the makeup

without irritating or causing breakouts. It's very nice, but it has a

bit of an oatmeal smell to it.

Aveeno has lots of cleansers, so I've included a link (copy and paste

the whole address into your browser) to this product at CVS.com. You

can see the ingredients, price, and what the bottle looks like. All

the other cleansers from Aveeno that I tried caused problems.

http://www.cvs.com/CVSApp/cvs/gateway/detail?

prodid=148488 & previousURI=/CVSApp/cvs/gateway/search?

page=2^Query=aveeno^ActiveCat=65^startLink=1

Take care,

Matija

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I like Aveeno Creamy Baby Cleanser. It takes off all the makeup

without irritating or causing breakouts. It's very nice, but it has a

bit of an oatmeal smell to it.

Aveeno has lots of cleansers, so I've included a link (copy and paste

the whole address into your browser) to this product at CVS.com. You

can see the ingredients, price, and what the bottle looks like. All

the other cleansers from Aveeno that I tried caused problems.

http://www.cvs.com/CVSApp/cvs/gateway/detail?

prodid=148488 & previousURI=/CVSApp/cvs/gateway/search?

page=2^Query=aveeno^ActiveCat=65^startLink=1

Take care,

Matija