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Apply a small amount to damp skin, massage in circles, rinse with lukewarm water. Once in the morning and once at night is enough.
general guidanceApply a small amount to damp skin, massage in circles, rinse with lukewarm water. Once in the morning and once at night is enough.
general guidanceThe first step. If you wore make-up or SPF, use an oil-based cleanser first, then this one — double cleansing.
Washing more than twice a day strips the skin's own oils and can cause dryness and sensitivity.
The first step. If you wore make-up or SPF, use an oil-based cleanser first, then this one — double cleansing.
Washing more than twice a day strips the skin's own oils and can cause dryness and sensitivity.
How to read an ingredient list+
- 01The order isn't random: ingredients are listed from most to least. The first three say most about what the product is — usually water (Aqua) comes first.
- 02The rule stops at 1%. Ingredients under 1% may be listed in any order. That line usually sits around the preservatives and thickeners (phenoxyethanol, carbomer, xanthan gum).
- 03If the hero ingredient on the front of the pack sits at the very bottom next to the preservatives, there probably isn't enough of it to do anything. The industry calls this "pixie dusting".
- 04Being far down the list isn't bad in itself: most actives are used at low percentages. It only means there's a small amount.
- 05If you have an allergy, search for the INCI name; marketing names change between countries, INCI names don't.


