Glo Skin Beauty
Gentle Cream Cleanser 200 ml
Gentle Cream Cleanser 200 ml
Fragrance-free, dye-free, and built on a sugar-derived surfactant. The cleanser for skin that reacts to everything else.
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Cleanse, condition and refresh without irritation.
What It Does
This gentle cream cleanser thoroughly removes makeup, excess oil and debris while respecting the skin's natural moisture balance. Free of fragrance and dyes, this cream cleanser is designed to gently cleanse even the most sensitive skin for a refreshed complexion without irritation.
Key Actives
- Decyl glucoside and sodium cocoyl glutamate. Two mild cleansing agents derived from sugar and coconut, used in place of the harsher surfactants found in many cleansers.
- Aloe vera leaf juice. A long-established soothing botanical that helps keep skin comfortable through cleansing.
- Oat kernel oil and beta glucan. Both oat-derived. They calm skin that reacts easily and help it feel settled afterwards.
- Sunflower seed oil and glycerin. An emollient and a humectant, working together so the skin is not left tight or stripped.
- Sea buckthorn and pomegranate seed extracts. Antioxidant botanicals that support the skin's own defences.
Who It Suits
Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin. Free from added fragrance and dyes. Use morning and evening, or either.
Key Benefits
- Removes makeup, excess oil and debris without disturbing the skin's own moisture balance.
- Mild sugar and coconut-derived cleansing agents in place of harsher surfactants.
- Aloe vera, oat kernel oil and beta glucan help keep reactive skin settled through cleansing.
- Free from added fragrance and dyes, so it suits skin that reacts to both.
- Leaves the skin comfortable rather than tight.
How to Use
- Pump a small amount into clean hands.
- Massage gently across a moistened face using light circular movements for around 60 seconds, avoiding the eye area.
- Rinse thoroughly with warm water.
- Use morning and evening, or either.
Cleanser is where I start when someone comes in with reactive skin, because it is the product that touches every part of the face twice a day and it is the one people spend least on. A fragrance-free cream cleanser with a mild surfactant fixes more problems than any serum does, and it costs less than most of them.
01 · Suitability
Is this the right product for you?
02 · Formulation
Key actives
| Active | What it does | Why we use it |
|---|---|---|
| Decyl glucosideDecyl Glucoside | A mild sugar-derived cleansing agent that lifts oil and makeup without stripping the skin. | The surfactant is what decides whether a cleanser is gentle. This is one of the mildest available. |
| Sunflower and oat oilsHelianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Avena Sativa (Oat Kernel) Oil | Two conditioning oils that keep the skin comfortable while it is being cleansed. | Oat is long-established on irritable skin, and it is why this leaves no tightness afterwards. |
| Sea buckthorn and pomegranateHippophae Rhamnoides Fruit Extract, Punica Granatum Seed Extract | Two fruit extracts that add antioxidant support to an otherwise plain formula. | Small additions, but they are the difference between a basic cleanser and a considered one. |
03 · What to expect
Results take time
Guidance based on consistent use paired with daily SPF. Individual results vary. Not a substitute for a clinical assessment.
04 · In a routine
Where it sits
Gentle Cream Cleanser
Morning and evening, on damp skin
Prep
Mist or toner, optional
Treat and moisturise
Serum, then cream
Protect
SPF every morning
Treatment compatibility
Guidance only. Your practitioner's advice for your specific treatment always takes precedence.
05 · Questions
Common questions
It is the change we suggest first for reactive skin, and it is usually the cheapest one available. A cleanser touches your whole face twice a day. If it carries fragrance or a harsh surfactant, it undoes what everything else is trying to do.
Everyday makeup and sunscreen, yes. For heavy or waterproof eye makeup, use a dedicated remover or a micellar wipe first, then cleanse. Do not scrub at the eye area trying to make one product do both jobs.
Yes. Foam comes from surfactants that are generally harsher than the one used here, and it is a sensation rather than a measure of cleanliness. A cream cleanser that leaves skin comfortable has done the job.
Yes, and it is what we would put you on while your skin recovers. Follow whatever specific aftercare we gave you, but as a general rule a plain fragrance-free cream cleanser is the safe choice in the days after any procedure.
06 · Complete the routine
