Cleanser and face wash can both be used to purify your complexion but are not the same.

What skin type are cleansers best for?

Cleansers can come in cream, bar or balm format. Cleansers can also be oil based and are particularly useful for removing make-up.

Typically, a skin cleanser will contain a high concentration of skin-hydrating actives and this makes cleanser well suited to dry, mature, and sensitive skin types.

What skin types are face washes best for?

Face wash is best used to remove deeper skin impurities and will usually contain a foaming agent that lathers on the skin to draw dirt and impurities out of the pores.

Face washes are ideal for oily and combination skin types, both of which can be prone to congested pores.

Yes! Green People does not use sulfates or any foaming agents to make its Foaming Face Wash lather. 

Instead, a specially designed pump is responsible for drawing the liquid face wash formulation into a light, fluffy foam.

A good gentle face cleanser is Green People’s Scent Free Cleanser.

This skin-kind, organic cleanser and make-up remover contains no fragrance, essential oil or ethyl alcohol and is safe and gentle to use on sensitive skin.

Key moisturising actives in Scent Free Cleanser include Organic Shea Butter, Squalane from Olive, Jojoba Esters & Calendula.

These gentle plant actives were chosen because they have natural properties that nourish the skin whilst providing a calming, anti-inflammatory action that helps to reduce redness and balance the skin tone.