SA Smoothing Cleanser
Should you consider this?
- Rough, bumpy texture on arms or back
- Congestion that a plain cleanser does not shift
- Daily use on the face for most people
- Skin already using another exfoliant
A mild coconut-derived cleanser that foams without stripping. Near the top of the list — present at a meaningful level.
The most effective and affordable humectant in skincare. Near the top of the list — present at a meaningful level.
The multi-tasking B3 vitamin that does almost everything right. Near the top of the list — present at a meaningful level. Research supports 2–5% for barrier support, 5–10% for oil control.
After cleansing, before moisturiser.
Using them in the same routine is usually fine — it's applying them together, in one layer, that causes the problem. Check against your own routine →
Ingredients above 1% must be listed in order of weight; below that they can be listed in any order. Phenoxyethanol sits at #14 and is used at well under 1%, so roughly everything after it is present in small amounts.
Reddit's top pick for keratosis pilaris and rough skin texture. Works on body too — great for arms and thighs.
The salicylic acid makes it more drying than the rest of the range; daily use is too much for many people.
Contains salicylic acid. Build up frequency rather than starting daily.
We recognised 15 of 20 ingredients, including the ones near the top of the list where concentration is highest. Ingredient list from Open Beauty Facts, which may lag a reformulation — check the pack if it matters.
See all 20 ingredients (15 recognised)
Shares Hyaluronic Acid and Niacinamide, at $10.99 instead of $14.99.
Also built on Salicylic Acid and Niacinamide.
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