What do you use to wash your face?

[Anonymous]

I'm still using Aveeno Oatmeal soap, and only problem I have is an occasional flare up of rosacea. But is there something I should be using that is better for aging face skin?

[Anonymous]

I only use Ivory soap on my face but when I travel I use Cetaphil cleansing cloths.

http://www.cetaphil.com/gentle-skin-cleansing-cloths

[Anonymous]

I don't know about your situation but I only use Dove sensitive skin bar soap.

[Anonymous]

I use Cetaphil cream. Costco has a good price on it. I didn't know about the cleansing cloths, thanks.

[Anonymous]

I use my shampoo

[Anonymous]

Neutrogena fresh foaming cleanser. I have very irritable skin too and this is by far the best. Very gentle and non irritating, but cleanses everything. I also use a plain Dove soap bar

[Anonymous]

Purity made simple. It really keeps my oily skin in check.

[Anonymous]

Vanicream gentle cleanser. I have rosacea and perimenopausal acne (fun!), plus my skin is extremely sensitive and dry on the cheeks, oily on the t-zone. My allergist insisted I try Vanicream, and it is the best cleanser I've ever used.

[Anonymous]

Lol another shampoo user.

[Anonymous]

Nothing but water. I had acne, sensitivity, dryness, oiliness, and Purity helped somewhat, but nothing has helped more than using only water on my face.

[Anonymous]

Warm water and a washcloth. Then I put mild lotion on it. Since I got older my skin is very dry. Can't imagine using soap on my face!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Neutrogena fresh foaming cleanser. I have very irritable skin too and this is by far the best. Very gentle and non irritating, but cleanses everything. I also use a plain Dove soap bar

Me too as well as my 11yr DD who has even more sensitive skin than I do

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nothing but water. I had acne, sensitivity, dryness, oiliness, and Purity helped somewhat, but nothing has helped more than using only water on my face.

This. Water. If there was makeup then take it off with a burts bees cloth them wag with lots of lukewarm water.

[Anonymous]

Rosacea has more to do with gut bacteria than what you wash your face with.

Take a probiotic (a good one) and eat preservative-free, whole foods.

[Anonymous]

I use a whole bunch of different shit in no particular rotation. There's Cetaphil, some Burt's Bees crap, some Clinique stuff.