Sukin Signature Foaming Facial Cleanser

I bought this foaming cleanser once to give it a try and while in overall it was OK I wouldn't be going back to buy another one now that its has finished.

The packaging gives an impression that its made of natural chemical free ingredients and the description with ingredients confirmed that too which I found appealing and I became interested.

I have a very sensitive/dry skin, a lot of redness and I try to use products that are suitable for sensitive skin that are gentle and can offer protection and repair of broken skin cells.

While this cleanser felt gentle and light in terms of no harshness or heaviness, no chemicals. It still didn't feel like it was healing and soothing enough while cleaning the skin properly. My skin didn't feel soft and refreshed and smoothed enough nor did it decrease the redness and sensitivity. I used it twice a day.

I also found it too watery and wasted a lot of the product while in the shower.

I tried this and the facial moisturiser a couple of months back after hearing such positive things about them. This cleanser was not right for my skin at all, my skin tends to be a bit dry and it felt terrible after using it! It felt like all the oil had been stripped from my face and I needed to use a ton of moisturiser. I also found the smell way too strong and sweet for my liking.

The first natural facial cleanser I used. I was short of cash and it was the cheapest natural, SLS-free cleanser I could find. It was recommended for all skin types and at $15 a bottle it seemed worth a shot. Unfortunately this product dried out my skin. It went from oily/normal combination to sensitive/dry for the duration I was using it. My face was tight, red, dry and irritated and the rest of the Sukin range I used in conjunction to get better results, didn't help. I never found of the signature citrus/vanilla Sukin smell appealing, but that's just personal tastes. I wasn't willing to toss it so I waited till I had used up the entire bottle and then ran out and switched brands to a nice cream cleanser and within a week my skin was nice and smooth and even toned and all the sensitivity disappeared.

My mum uses this, tried it for a few weeks while I wait for my 'Proactiv' supply, and gave me pimplesss! Smells good and inexpensive, but would never use it again.

I have sensitive skin and have always been using natural and organic products with the expectation that it works. When I used this, I was extremely disappointed after so many people saying it was amazing. It did nothing for my skin and I still felt unclean. Its a great brush cleanser though.

I was a bit disappointed with this product. I was really hoping it would be great but sadly, for my skin, it was not.

After using the cleanser for the first time, my skin tripled its dryness. My skin was peeling. My skin has been dry since I can remember. But the cleanser made it worse. Even though I used the Sukin Sensitive moisturiser. My skin had dry patches. And the more I use it the more my skin got sensitive to the point where patches of skin stings and really hurts when you touch it. I dont know why this cleanser has this effect on me.

This is one of the more affordable natural skin care products. I purchased this from Farmers for around $11.

A lot of natural skin care products aren't foaming as they don't contain Sodium Lauryl Sulfate which gives it that foaming property.

In saying that, I didn't find the Sukin cleanser to have the same sort of lather as you would expect in other (non natural) products.

That for me was one slight downside. I think the biggest drawback though was that I found it quite drying.

The smell was decent. Overall, I wouldn't repurchase this.

when i first tried this i waas super excited it was my first "natural product" sadly.. it dried my skin out because i was trying so hard to rinse it off my face since it left that "film" so never used this brand again after that.,.