Beauty

[CANDLEQUEEN]

I am 62 with pretty good skin, but have combo skin, so a little oily in the tzone,especially in the Summer, looking for a good gentle exfoliating cleanser to use in the AM.....Any suggestions? Thanks!

[Group 5 minus 1]

Soap and water.

[bcherry01]

There are sooooooooooo many.  We can give opinions but what works for one my not be right for others.  For me it's always trial and error.  Lately I've been checking Ebay for trial sizes of things so I don't have to spend a ton of money only to throw it out.  I never return used beauty items.

[bcherry01]

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@Group 5 minus 1 wrote:

Soap and water.

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Soap is not always good for some skin types ... could be too drying.

[Sooner]

If you want squeaky clean then try Estee Lauder Perfectly Clean.  For mild but clean, Aveeno Ultra Calming Foam, and Clarins liquid cleansers come in several strengths and I haven't had any issues with the milder ones.

I have tried Cerave and Cetaphil cleansers and never feel like they really rinse off well.  

[SilleeMee]

I used this Olay cleanser for many years. It used to come in a white tube with red labeling but they changed it. It's a really good gentle cleanser with mild exfoliation. I don't know why I ever stopped using it. I may go back to it...it's that good. Lots of great reviews anywhere it's sold.

$29 at Amazon.

Old packaging looked like this. You may have seen this before:

[JeanLouiseFinch]

@CANDLEQUEEN I'm currently using the glycolic cleanser from Signature Club A.  It's creamy and super gentle.  I bought it some months ago when it was on a deal. Once it's eventually used up, I'll be moving on to the QRx Glycolic Acid Face Wash (Amazon). 

[jackthebear]

cetaphil the one that is clear 

[CANDLEQUEEN]

Thanks ladies! You have given me some good choices to look into!

[monicakm]

I just use water to rinse away the skincare from the night before.  Dry skin.