By Min
I wanted to try a new
face wash after a period of unforeseen redness and imperfections that riddled
my face. I had two bad experiences with
Laroche-Posay products but to me they are like siren calls in the pharmacy. I guess I’m either a sucker or a
lunatic. The Laroche-Posay Physiological Foaming Water, ($21 cad) is a limited time cleanser for sensitive skin, pretty fancy wording for a cleanser, methinks. Apparently the cleanser is PH balanced for
sensitive skin. But, I still bought
it. For some reason I wasn’t expecting
it to foam so immediately after dispensing a large quantity in my hands, I
quickly checked the ingredients. There
was sodium laureth sulfate. At first my
reaction was “Oh no.”
But I resigned myself to continue using the product as long as it didn’t irritate my skin. When I told Megs about my hasty purchase she sent me this link (to Lab Muffin, an Aussie beauty blog) about SLS. Although it has got a bad rap, it is not carcinogenic but merely an irritant. Well, then again so are some Facebook comments but I still log in everyday. So I somewhat happily continue using the cleanser. I really like that it is a pump bottle and I also like the smell, it smells like clean should smell. The downside to the foam is that you seem to have to rinse your face a lot, but it’ll do until I find my new favourite cleanser. It is also a bit drying, and when I asked the Laroche-Posay specialist, she told me to use a cream cleanser, hmm. Do you have any suggestions for my new cleanser?
But I resigned myself to continue using the product as long as it didn’t irritate my skin. When I told Megs about my hasty purchase she sent me this link (to Lab Muffin, an Aussie beauty blog) about SLS. Although it has got a bad rap, it is not carcinogenic but merely an irritant. Well, then again so are some Facebook comments but I still log in everyday. So I somewhat happily continue using the cleanser. I really like that it is a pump bottle and I also like the smell, it smells like clean should smell. The downside to the foam is that you seem to have to rinse your face a lot, but it’ll do until I find my new favourite cleanser. It is also a bit drying, and when I asked the Laroche-Posay specialist, she told me to use a cream cleanser, hmm. Do you have any suggestions for my new cleanser?
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