HOW CLEANSERS THAT HYDRATE WILL PROFIT YOUR SKIN
If your face gets dry after cleansing, then your cleanser may be the cause... Most soaps work to deeply cleanse the skin. Nevertheless, certain components they use will often leave you with skin that feels drier or tighter. Therefore, a focused hydrating cleanser should help to keep your skin feeling much more moisturized.
WHAT DIFFERENTIATES A HYDRATING CLEANSING PRODUCT FROM OTHER CLEANSERS?
Hydrating cleansers comprise more conditioning ingredients that lessen water loss and the unnatural drying of your skin... They mildly but effectively cleanse impurities, but stop short of removing critical natural oils that your skin requires in order to remain properly hydrated. Hydrating cleaners are suggested for every type of skin because they work more effectively on conditions such as rosacea, eczema, and psoriasis.
CLEANING PRODUCT INGREDIENTS THAT WILL MOST LIKELY DRY YOU OUT
Stay away from these ingredients in cleansers to avoid drying out your skin.
Any type of sulfate
Any sort of alcohol like ethyl’s, methanol’s, benzyl’s, isopropyl’s, sodium chloride or SD.
All forms of parabens like methyl’s, propyl’s, butyl’s, and ethyl’s.
Any surfactant such as sodium lauryl sulfate’s, sodium laureth sulfate’s, ammonium lauryl sulfate’s, salicylic acid’s, sodium sulfosuccinate’s, or willow bark.
Most likely any alphahydroxy acid’s (AHAs).
Definitely glycolic acid’s
Stay away from PEG-6 Laurate
Don’t touch FD&C dyes or synthetic dying agents
Use propylene glycol sparringly
Avoid retinol
Definitely don’t touch mineral oil
Avoid artificial fragrances
WHAT INGREDIENTS YOU WANT TO STEER TOWARDS
Focus on these ingredients when looking for a hydrating cleanser:
Yes to Hyaluronic acid
Jojoba oils, coconut oils, avocado oils
Look for grape seed extract
Glycerine is better in your soaps
We always recommend shea butter
Glycerol is good
Beeswax based products
Steer towards squalene
Polysorbate containing ingredients
Cocmidopropyl betaine (CAPB)
Butylene glycol’s
Caprylyl glycol’s
And last but not least ethylhexylglycerin
Knowing which ingredients to source and which ones to avoid, you should have no problem getting well-cleaned, but highly-moisturized skin!
About the Author: Thai Morrison, superstar esthetician and founder of her very own day spa & skin care collection, understands that ideal skin is seldom attained with a “universal approach.” Thai’s 20 years as a luminary esthetician and as one Dallas’s favorite skin care professionals, has generated a “real life” answer — products & services that are geared towards each of the different, individual skin types so you get precisely what is needed to look and feel your best.
About the Products: At Kanvas Skincare, we desire for our customers to be well-educated before enjoying any of our products. We hope your results will be enhanced once you know what to anticipate, have more realistic standards and objectives, as well as recognize what we are fixated on doing for you. If there are any other questions or concerns you may be having, please contact us at info@kanvasskin.com
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