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SkinO Daily Refresh Gel Cleanser for All Skin Types 100ml100ml
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Product overview
Description
Key Ingredients
- Avene Thermal Spring Water -- confirmed present, the brand's signature soothing ingredient
- Zinc Coceth Sulfate, Lauryl Betaine, Decyl Glucoside -- confirmed present, gentle cleansing surfactants
- Silybum Marianum (Milk Thistle) Fruit Extract -- confirmed present, marketed by the brand as "Comedoclastin," supporting the mattifying claim
- Zinc Gluconate -- confirmed present, supports the purifying positioning
- Fragrance (Parfum), CI 61570 (Green 5), CI 19140 (Yellow 5) -- confirmed present as fragrance and colorant ingredients
Key Features
- A purifying, mattifying cleansing gel from Avene (Eau Thermale Avene), a French dermo-cosmetics brand owned by Pierre Fabre
- Soap-free formula at physiological pH, described by the brand as approximately 85% natural-origin ingredients and biodegradable
- Suitable for contact lens wearers, per the official brand description
- Important distinction: this international "Cleanance Cleansing Gel" (the cosmetic, non-drug product sold in Bangladesh/Europe/Asia) is a separate product from a US-only "Cleanance Acne Medicated Clearing Gel Cleanser," which contains Salicylic Acid and is registered as an OTC drug with the FDA -- the two should not be confused
Benefits
- Marketed as clinically shown to help reduce the appearance of blackheads in a majority of users after about a month of twice-daily use
- Helps mattify and purify oily, blemish-prone skin while cleansing
- Avene Thermal Spring Water is marketed to help soothe the skin during cleansing
Who Can Use This Product
- Those with oily, blemish-prone, or acne-prone skin, including sensitive skin, per the brand's marketing
- Marketed for both teenagers and adults
- Note: despite the "sensitive skin" positioning, the formula does contain added Fragrance (Parfum) -- those with fragrance sensitivity should patch-test first
How to Use
- Apply morning and/or evening, preferably to a moistened face, neck, or upper back
- Gently lather with circular motions
- Rinse thoroughly and pat dry
Storage & Safety
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
- Avoid contact with the eyes; rinse with water if contact occurs
- Discontinue use and consult a doctor if irritation or a burning sensation occurs
- Keep out of reach of children
- Sourcing note: the ingredient list above is confirmed matching between two independent official regional Avene websites (UK and Canada), treated as the current, authoritative formula. An older/dated ingredient panel on incidecoder.com differs somewhat, which appears to reflect a prior reformulation rather than a genuine unresolved conflict -- the current official-site panel is used here as the primary source.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does Avene Cleanance Cleansing gel do for oily or blemish-prone skin?
A: It is a purifying, mattifying cleansing gel built around Avene Thermal Spring Water and Milk Thistle extract, marketed by the brand as "Comedoclastin," designed to cleanse while helping mattify oily, blemish-prone skin.
Q: Is Avene Cleanance Cleansing gel the same as the medicated acne version sold in the US?
A: No. This is the cosmetic, soap-free cleansing gel sold internationally, which is a separate product from a US-only "Cleanance Acne Medicated" gel that contains Salicylic Acid and is registered as an OTC drug. Do not confuse the two if ordering from abroad.
Q: Does Avene Cleanance Cleansing gel contain fragrance?
A: Yes, the formula includes added Fragrance (Parfum) along with two colourants, even though it is positioned for sensitive skin. Anyone with a fragrance sensitivity should patch-test before regular use.
Q: How often should I use Avene Cleanance Cleansing gel?
A: Apply it morning and/or evening to a moistened face, neck, or upper back, lather gently in circular motions, then rinse thoroughly and pat dry.
Q: Can contact lens wearers use Avene Cleanance Cleansing gel?
A: Yes, the brand states it is suitable for contact lens wearers, though you should still avoid direct contact with the eyes and rinse with water if it happens.
Q: Does Avene Cleanance Cleansing gel really reduce blackheads?
A: The brand markets it as clinically shown to help reduce the visible appearance of blackheads in most users after about a month of twice-daily use. This describes a lab test result rather than a guarantee for every user.
Q: Is Avene Cleanance Cleansing gel a soap-based cleanser?
A: No, it is a soap-free formula at a skin-friendly physiological pH, described by the brand as roughly 85% natural-origin and biodegradable.
Disclaimer
The information provided is accurate to the best of our knowledge, but product packaging, ingredients, and specifications may change without notice. Please check the product packaging before use and consult the manufacturer or a relevant professional for any concerns or questions.
