This rich, creamy foam not only cleanses, but also conditions as it quickly and gently removes dirt, makeup residue, pollution and other impurities from your skin.

What It Does For You

• Removes impurities like dirt, pollution (including PM 2.5), residual makeup and excess oil
• U.S.- patented* blend soothes skin to reduce irritation
• Skin microbiome friendly and therefore does not disrupt the skin’s natural protective barrier
• Leaves skin feeling soft, supple and comfortable, without feeling taut or dry
• Suitable for all skin types including sensitive skin

Why You Would Like It

This soap-free, dense and cushiony lather feels pampering and hydrating as it quickly and gently removes dirt, makeup residue, pollution and other impurities from skin. This helps stop the onset of irritation before it can begin and helps keep skin’s Defense Barrier in a calmer state.

It is carefully formulated to keep your skin at its healthy pH level, while helping protect skin’s Microbiome and Moisture Barriers. The result – your skin is left feeling soft, supple and comfortable.

With our U.S.- patented* blend of Shiso Perilla and Aloe Vera for increased mildness, Renewing Foaming Cleanser reduces irritation while you are cleansing.  

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Facts For You

• In consumer testing among women:
  • 90% agreed immediately after use, it leaves skin feeling smooth, soft and conditioned.
  • 88% said it leaves skin with a radiant, healthy-looking glow.
     
• Artistry™ Clean formulated, meaning NO: Mineral Oil, Parabens, Phthalates, Sulphate-Based Surfactants
• Registered with The Vegan Society and free from all animal-derived ingredients, no animal testing
• Non-stripping and non-drying
• PH balanced and soap free
• Dermatologically tested and allergy tested
• Clinically shown to be gentle and mild – suitable for all skin types including sensitive skin
• Biodegradable formula
• Contains phytonutrient(s) grown on our own Nutrilite™ or partner farms, with sustainable farming practices that respect the environment and the farming communities