Gel-to-Foam Cleanser with Salicylic Acid.

"For the second cleanse, the lightweight gel to foam cleanser with 0.5% salicylic acid really does just finish off this deep but gentle cleanse. This is where you get that deep clean feeling, but it's done in a very controlled way. The salicylic acid obviously helps clear pores and excess sebum and oil. But then it's counterbalanced with things like ceramides, glycerin, niacinamide. So your skin still feels hydrated and calm without that stripped feeling."

"If you want a really good deep thorough cleanse for your oily skin without stripping the out of your skin, this is the cleanser to go for. Gives you that satisfaction of almost like a deep purge without destroying your skin barrier, without voiding your face of all moisture. Salicylic acid, of course, is going to gently exfoliate. [...] Balance with like ceramides and glycerin, so it doesn't feel stripping. It's just that perfect middle ground between a nice satisfying cleanse after a hot, sweaty, oily-skinned day with that gentle, gentle cleanse."

"This is a really effective gel cleanser. I would say it gets off almost everything that sits on the skin. Modern gel cleansers really do deliver. They can take away water resistant SPF. They can take away multiple layers of makeup. Gel cleansers really will get most things off, but they might struggle with things such as waterproof mascara or if you're wearing very heavy duty SPF. Everything else you should be absolutely fine. This is one of those new generation gel cleansers that actually delivers. I think this is going to be best for combination and oily skin because it is ever so slightly drying, which if like me you're a grease slick all summer long, that's a good thing. If you have a more dryness prone skin type, probably isn't going to be for you. But if you want a real nice gel cleanser that doesn't break the bank, that again delivers real high performance, Remedy is where it's at."

"I love Remedy as a skincare brand, but this is so nice. It's a gel cleanser that genuinely takes everything off. Sweat, dirt, debris, pollution, whatever's on the skin gone with this. And I really like it. The only thing that a cleanser like this would struggle with is waterproof makeup. So, if you're wearing more waterproof makeup, make sure you use a balm cleanser first, then follow with this. But everything else, you'll be absolutely fine. This is a one and done. I also want to applaud Remedy for actually being really transparent as who their products are for. I'm sick of brands saying suitable for all skin types. Very few products and ingredients actually are, and I think that could be really misleading. Props to Remedy for actually saying this is a cleanser that works best for normal and oily skin. So, if you're somebody that's oily or combination skin type, this could be a holy grail for you. It's not actually that expensive. An absolute genius product that I really, really love."

"One of the best exfoliating cleansers I've ever used is this. This is their salicylic acid one. I absolutely love it. Super inexpensive. Feels gorgeous on the skin. Doesn't strip and dry. I'll use this maybe three or four mornings a week. That's all the exfoliation I need. I was really using my tretinoin previously to try and increase cell turnover, smooth everything out. And I never achieved that because I just ended up getting a whole lot of irritation and my skin somehow felt rougher as a result. This doesn't leave any of the roughness. Smooths you to the gods and you can use it on the body too. Under the arms is great because the pH of this will help stop any scent causing bacteria. So it works well to kind of prolong or increase the benefits you get from your deodorant and keep you fresh all day long. Use it on the chest if you have any breakouts. It's just great. I absolutely love it."

"This is a gel to foam cleanser with salicylic acid. It has 0.5% salicylic acid in it. It starts as gel and then it turns into a nice foaming lather. This has become a product that people really really love. My wife uses this every day and it's really good for anyone who has like acne prone skin. If you're somebody who breaks out occasionally and you're looking for something that has gentle exfoliation is not going to be overly drying for the skin you'll really really like this cleanser here."

"We also came out with a gel to foam cleanser from Remedy which has some salicylic acid in it which is really good for oily acne prone skin but even better for people who have oily skin during the summer because it's very, it's mild enough that it's going to remove some of those oils that are excess without being overly stripping. It's got ceramides, niacinamide 0.5% salicylic acid, glycerin, green tea which I absolutely love, one of my favorite all-time ingredients. It's just great, it doesn't strip, has a nice lather, doesn't leave you feeling stripped, skin feels great afterwards, and also a relatively affordable price point for some of these products that you can find online."

"This is our gel-to-foam cleanser. The textural experience was really important to me here and tough to get right. So, this starts out as a clear gel. It turns into a nice lather and then it foams up really nicely. So, it really does give you that beautiful foaming experience and it has a small amount of salicylic acid 5% so it's not overly drying but it does a great job removing those oils from the skin without overly stripping. For me, the experience with the cleanser, the first thing you always hear is like, is it non-stripping? Definitely not stripping. The skin feels better after I wash than before I wash, which I like. This has the ingredients and the texture that plays really well for the oily areas of my skin. Salicylic acid is one of only two ingredients I like better in a cleanser than leave-on products. The other one being benzoyl peroxide because of how well those do in a cleanser. They're like high functioning ingredients even in a rinse off step. So for me, huge win. Love the way it makes you feel. And I think it's easy to incorporate into your routine."