Toleriane Purifying Foaming Cleanser.

"That is the La Roche-Posay Toleriane Purifying Cleanser. I've recommended it for years on my channel. It was actually featured in the best cleansers of multiple years videos that I've done. I absolutely love it. It's a great gentle but effective cleanser at dissolving any impurities that are in your pores, dirt, sweat, particularly if you are someone who has more combination to oily skin. Although it's not super stripping or really intense. Great formula, dermatologist focused, science-backed formula, fragrance-free, great for sensitive skin."

"I love this mix of this foaming gel cleanser with the moisturizing gentle milky texture. It's perfect for my second cleanser. This is just going to remove any leftover residue from the cleansing oil, any little bits of makeup that are left on my face, giving me that really good clean canvas to kick off the rest of this routine. But this is so gentle on my sensitive skin. I love washing my face at the end of a long day. It is so satisfying."

"I actually have a big bottle of it right now that I'm using as the first step in my nighttime double cleanse. [...] You can actually put it on to a dry face, rub it around almost like a cold cream approach. [...] You just massage it on, it breaks up most of the cosmetic film. It's a little less forgiving with water resistant mascara, but it works well to remove cosmetic residue and debris. [...] If you don't wear a lot of makeup, it is great to use as just a facial cleanser and then rinse it off."

"The La Roche-Posay one I feel like is a bit silkier. It leaves me a little bit more hydrated and so when comparing those and again this is coming from someone with a perspective of normal to dry skin. If you have oily skin, you may prefer that more oil removing properties that the other one has, but because of the surfactant system and the way that it's formulated, I do feel like it leaves you a little bit more dry where the La Roche-Posay one leaves you a little bit more hydrated with a little bit of a silkier finish. So, as far as texture and performance, I personally prefer the La Roche-Posay one."

"My second cleanser at the moment is the La Roche-Posay Toleriane Purifying Foaming Cleanser. This has no actives in it but it does such a good job at removing all makeup, especially any leftover mascara. It removes all the oil from my T-zone but does not leave me dry. It is ideal for normal to oily skin types, it helps maintain skin barrier, and it removes all the makeup and oil and grease from my skin without stripping any of the natural oils. Some of the key ingredients in it are things like ceramides which will help hydrate, niacinamide to help soothe the skin, glycerin, glycerin is so good at hydrating, it's a natural humectant, it just keeps the moisture in your skin, and of course the La Roche-Posay Prebiotic Thermal Spring Water, this is the soothing water that is sourced from a town called Laroche B in France and it's in all of La Roche-Posay's products. It's rich in minerals, trace elements, and selenium which is a natural antioxidant."

"It's a water-based cleanser that's great for the skin barrier. It's got jojoba seed oil in it, mafengpro seed oil in it, also nice triglycerides and things that will just help with the skin barrier. There's nothing really terrible here. It's not going to really get rid of absolutely everything, so you probably need a double cleanse to get rid of a full face of makeup, but it's not going to damage the skin and that's the main thing. I actually put it on my face and I'm managing to take off all my makeup off with it, which is fantastic."