Three common types of face wash are:
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Gel Face Wash: Gel cleansers are water-based, have a slippery texture, and are ideal for oily and acne-prone skin. They often effectively remove excess oil without over-drying. [Source: Nordstrom, CeraVe]
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Cream Face Wash: Cream cleansers offer a creamy, moisturizing texture. They are better suited for dry or sensitive skin types, providing gentle cleansing without stripping the skin's natural oils. [Source: Nordstrom, CeraVe]
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Foam Face Wash: Foam cleansers create a bubbly lather and are generally suitable for a variety of skin types. They can be effective at removing dirt and makeup but may be too drying for those with extremely dry or sensitive skin. [Source: CeraVe, LinkedIn]
These are just three examples; many other types exist, including micellar cleansers, clay cleansers, and oil-based cleansers, each designed to cater to specific skin concerns and types. The best type of face wash depends on your individual skin needs. Using two different cleansers at different times of day is also possible, for example, a vitamin C wash in the morning and a tea tree wash at night. [Source: Quora, Reddit]
