If you have normal/mixed/oily but at the same time dehydrated skin or pimples, this cleanser will suit you perfectly!
It creates a nice gentle foam, cleans effectively and gently without pulling the skin (removes residue well after makeup removal), helps with acne, has a very nice subtle scent and does not sting if it gets into the eyes (although it is advisable to avoid the eye area as it contains a little salicylic acid). Generally, if a cleanser does its job well and suits us perfectly, there is no need to demonize it for containing fragrance as long as it is subtle and we rinse it off.

It is my favorite, its ingredients are very good and I consider it to be of higher quality compared to what I have tried so far:

- Cerave foaming gel normal to oily skin
- Cerave hydrating foaming cleansing oil
- La Roche Posay effaclar gel cleanser
- Youth to the people superfood antioxidant cleanser
- Avene cleanance gel nettoyant
- Diadermine micellar washgel (washing me softly and let's talk pure)
- Garnier skinactive gel micellar
- Galenic purete sublime gel
- Clinique acne solutions cleansing bar
- Bioten skin moisture cleansing gel quince
- Johnson and Johnson daily essentials wash

* I want to emphasize that after cleansing, we should never skip moisturizing no matter how gentle the cleanser is, otherwise the skin will become dehydrated.
* If I try another cleanser, I will come back.

It is the best facial cleanser I have used, it cleanses the skin perfectly without drying it out afterwards and has a nice subtle scent. My skin has acne and it is the only product that I saw results with as soon as I started using it, I think the BHA it contains helps with that.