This is a trial group review :)
🌾 The product is gentle
✔️ When my skin barrier was compromised, skincare felt stingy, but using Hesle Gel Cleanser didn’t sting at all. I think people with damaged skin barriers or sensitive skin can use this well.
✔️ It allows gentle exfoliation. It feels similar to enzyme powder exfoliation. (Since there are rice enzyme capsules inside the moisturizing gel, it’s less irritating than enzyme powder.) It didn’t exfoliate as much as I expected, but on the flip side, it means anyone can use it.
✔️ No stinging in the eyes
Before using Hesle cleanser, even cleansing milks that claimed no eye irritation stung my eyes, but this caused no irritation at all.
🌾 No residue left behind
When I used cleansing balm or oil as the first cleanse, there was a slimy residue after washing that felt uncomfortable, but Hesle Gel Cleanser had none of that, which was great.
🌾 Produces a lot of foam
It foams a lot, allowing cleansing without irritating the skin.
🌾 Can cleanse with wet hands
This might seem minor, but it was a huge plus for me. Cleansing oils, balms, and milks require dry hands before use, so I had to wash and dry my hands before showering, which was inconvenient. Hesle Cleanser can be used during a shower, which is very convenient.
🌾 Doesn’t dry out the skin after use
🌾 Strong cleansing power
It was my first time using a gel cleanser, so I wondered if it was strong enough to be used as a first cleanser... and it was strong! I usually only wear eyebrow, lip, and skin makeup, and it removes everything cleanly. It even removes mineral sunscreen completely.
🌾 Very convenient lid lock
Liquid products are usually hard to lock, wasting a few pumps, but this one locks with just a quarter turn!!!
Note:
For some reason, the cleansing gel becomes cloudy over time. But it’s a very subtle change.
I recommend this for all skin types, for those who use enzyme powders, and especially for oily skin types who can use cleansing oils!
