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Glowing, Hydrated Skin Starts With This Non-Toxic Cleanser From OSEA

This gentle, green face cleanser leaves your skin polished and hydrated.

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There may be people who can get away with using regular soap as a face wash, but I’m not one of them. In fact, my skin needs a different cleanser based on the season or how much makeup I wear on any given day (or if mercury was in retrograde?). Finally, I found a gentle cleanser that works year-round, neither dries my face nor causes a reaction, and is effective at removing makeup. All that, and it smells like heaven.

Enter the Ocean Cleanser, made by OSEA, a California-based company creating non-toxic skincare inspired by the ocean. The pale green gel is infused with calming seaweed and botanicals selected for their unique benefits. It’s made with essential oils, including lime and jasmine, which must be why it smells so dreamy.

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OSEA Ocean Cleansing Milk

The creamy formula doesn’t lather much, so it doesn’t strip skin of moisture, yet it still cleans remarkably well. Just a pump or two from the large glass bottle is enough to massage your entire face. After makeup is gone, the skin is fresh, hydrated, and ready for your next skincare regimen steps. The cleanser is pH-balanced and minimizes pores, which means you can skip using toner altogether.

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The cleanser is formulated for normal and combination skin types but works wonderfully for sensitive, oily or dry skin. If you have very dry, sensitive, or oily skin, OSEA makes cleansers just for you: the Cleansing Milk and Cleansing Mud.

All of the cleansers have hundreds of five-star reviews. Best of all, the entire OSEA line is climate-neutral, cruelty-free, vegan, and family-owned, which makes it a conscientious shopping choice, too.

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