If you are looking for another salicylic acid cleanser to use, SKINNEY Medspa esthetician Josie Holmes suggests giving this option a try. It deep cleans pores, without leaving your skin feeling dehydrated afterwards.
"This cleanser will help to treat breakouts by utilizing a combination of salicylic, lactic, glycolic, citric, and malic acids," she explains.
Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Craig A. Kraffert, MD, recommends this cleansing foam if you are looking for a deep-cleansing face wash that won't cause any residual dryness or tightness. It's jam packed with skin-boosting ingredients that keep pores free of acne-causing bacteria.
"This cleanser is made with key skin care ingredients: purified nano-sulfur, hyaluronic acid and allantoin, which refresh and pamper all skin types, including oily and acne-prone," he says.
This cleanser can be an absolute lifesaver if you're living with super sensitive skin: Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Hadley King, MD, says it's gentle yet powerful enough to lift stubborn makeup and dirt from the face.
"This is a gentle foaming cleanser that emulsifies dirt and oil, pollution, and makeup," says King. "It's also very hydrating, as it contains both hyaluronic acid and aloe."
If your skin is on the oily side, Dr. King recommends considering this gentle exfoliating cleanser, as it's great for keeping your pores in check.
"This gentle exfoliator combines physical exfoliation from tiny cellulose particles with chemical exfoliation from caviar lime," she says. "It also contains a natural source of natural alpha hydroxy acids that evens out skin pigmentation, and helps to remove dead skin cells."
Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Joshua Zeichner, MD, says this clarifying cleanser is the real deal: It's powered by a cocktail of acids that work overtime to keep the skin clean and radiant. "This foaming face wash contains a blend of hydroxy acid that removes excess oil and dead skin from the surface of the skin, keeping the pores clear," he explains.
