Your favourite face wash

[SVZ]

if only i could rinse my face and look that beautiful

[Elise]

I use Clinique.

[pacific breeze]

I've used all kinds but I always come back to Cetaphil. Haven't tried Bliss products as they aren't available in Vancouver to the best of my knowledge.

[UndercoverGator]

I generally use either Clinique, Estee Lauder or Lancome facial products. They work well.

[chatterweb]

Olay cloths or Ponds or Dove foaming clenser. I love Estee Lauder So Clean, but kinda pricey for a non celeb!

[hotncmom]

I use a generic brand version of Cetaphil. I'm cheap but it works just fine for my skin. I usually follow it up with a cotton pad swiped with alcohol-free toner.

[amlb]

I fell in love with DHC cleansing oil and Pure Soap after hearing about it on makeupalley a couple of years ago.

I have extremely sensitive, allergy-prone skin, with hormonal breakouts. Nothing worked well for long, I would get a good result from something for a few months, then have to try something else.

Anyway I use the DHC cleansing oil to remove makeup (and on days when I don't wear makeup, I still use it once a day, because it makes my skin so smooth and soft), followed by the Pure Soap for Men. I switched from the regular Pure Soap to Pure Soap for Men when the men's line came out (although I'm a girl) because it is better at oily-prone skin.

I have seen my skin clearer and softer since I started this regimen than ever before. It's not too pricey, either. The soap is $9 for a bar (last about a month, with both me and my husband using); the cleansing oil is $24 and lasts about 6 months. I order online from http://www.dhccare.com, and if you are "frequent buyer" you get a discount (up to 10% off) plus free shipping on orders over $75 --- and I just buy several months worth at a time to take advantage of that offer.

I am a gusher and product junkie, so I will probably be posting in this area a lot!

[suede]

Cetaphil

[tasha_c]

Spectro Jel

[lavidaespreciosa]

I like St. Ives Apricot Scrub and Neutrogena wash (the orange bottle)

[dakodas]

I use a yellow bar of soap called Cidal, great for spots

We don't get spots.

[tofucheesecake]

Dermalogica anti-bac wash for dailies (because it makes my face feel clean, Dermalogica's scrub if I get flaky (because it washes off completely and the scrubby beads aren't too thick like Clinique's), and Cetaphil if I get really dry (although it doesn't have that "clean" feeling I like).

[pacific breeze]

Originally Posted by lavidaespreciosa

I like St. Ives Apricot Scrub and Neutrogena wash (the orange bottle)

I used to like the apricot scrub until I realized how damaging it was to the skin. Smaller-grained scrubs are a lot more gentle and do just as good a job.

I've used just about every face cleaner but Cetaphil is the hands down winner. Cheap, cleans incredibly well with no residue and available just about everywhere.

[Barbara]

Lush Sandstone or Coal Face

[miss_perfect]

I use Lush sandstone soap in the shower. I come out feeling like a whole new person!