Facial Cleansers for Every Skin Type
A good facial cleanser is the foundation of an effective skincare routine.
Throughout the day, sunscreen, makeup, excess oil, sweat and environmental impurities can accumulate on the skin. Cleansing helps remove this build-up and prepares the complexion for the serums, moisturisers and targeted skincare products that follow.
At Le Grand Medispa, our cleanser collection includes professional skincare formulas for dry, oily, combination, sensitive, mature and blemish-prone skin.
How to Choose a Face Cleanser
The best cleanser for you will depend on your skin type, routine and preferred texture.
Cream and milk cleansers often provide a softer, more nourishing cleansing experience and can be well suited to dry, dehydrated or sensitive complexions.
Gel cleansers provide a lightweight feel and are popular with normal, combination and oily skin types.
Foaming cleansers can offer a fresh, thorough cleanse and may be preferred by people who experience excess oil or congestion.
Oil and balm cleansers are often used as the first step of an evening double-cleansing routine to help dissolve makeup and sunscreen.
Some facial cleansers also contain exfoliating ingredients designed to improve the appearance of surface texture or congestion.
What Is Double Cleansing?
Double cleansing means cleansing the skin twice, usually using two different types of cleanser.
The first cleanse typically focuses on removing makeup, sunscreen and oil-based residue. A second water-based cleanser then cleanses the skin itself.
Double cleansing can be particularly useful in the evening if you wear makeup or water-resistant sunscreen.
It is not essential for everyone. The most important thing is that your skin feels clean and comfortable rather than tight or excessively dry.
Should You Cleanse Morning and Night?
Evening cleansing is an important part of most skincare routines because it removes the products and impurities that have accumulated during the day.
Morning cleansing depends more on your individual skin.
People with oily skin may enjoy using cleanser in the morning, while those with very dry or sensitive skin may prefer a gentler approach.
What Comes After Cleanser?
After cleansing, you can continue with toner, serum, eye care and moisturiser.
During the day, finish your routine with broad-spectrum SPF.
If you use exfoliating acids, retinol or other targeted treatments, always follow the instructions for those individual products.
Explore our collection of professional facial cleansers and find formulas suited to every stage of your skincare routine.
