I think it would; I never used two cleansers and it was fine. Did dry out my skin, though (and I'm combination/oily) so if you already have dry skin it might take a while to get used to.

In my experience it's not great with heavy makeup. With your everyday stuff, it might be fine. For mascara, you definitely need eye makeup remover to get it all off.

It removes my make up ~ Love the one step!!

You need a makeup remover before using this. This face wash doesn't take off makeup.

This product removes light powders, but you'll need an actual eye make up remover to avoid raccoon eyes.

You may need to use a separate eye makeup remover, but it definitely takes off powder, foundation, and blushes.

it removes my makeup but then again i don't tend to spackle it on. definately not eye makeup( you should use an eye makeup remover- this is too harsh to use on the delicate eye area)

Works for me but it does leave a bit of mascara residue... nothing replaces Purity in make-up busting!

Depends how much you use... I use 2-3 pumps daily and it lasts me a few months... Worth the price!

I use about two pumps worth about twice a day, and it lasts me 30-50 days, so I'd definitely say go for it! You'll be really happy when your skin's all nice and clean and acne-free.

This seems to be lasting and I use two pumps per use. The liquid to foam change makes it last longer, which is nice.

Yes, it will last...all you need is 1-2 pumps. I got the kit (the bottle is much smaller) and I had the bottle for over a month. I just got the full sized bottle

you barely need one pump to wash your face, so it lasts an incredibly long time.

One pump twice a day is all you need. I didn't finish my first yet but so far the level of foam hasn't really changed much. It's a big bottle and you should'nt be pumping too much out.

I use it on the whole face and when I dry my make up and mascara are gone... I don't focus solely on the eye area... no need.

I wouldn't use this product never my eyes. Any product that isn't specifically made for the eye area can cause irritation. Try the Philosophy Purity face cloths. They can be used all over, even eyes to remove your makeup. Then wash your face with the On a Clear Day Cleanser to actually clean and treat your skin.

NO! you should never use a cleanser with salicylic acid on the delicate eye area. it doesn't effectively remove mascara/eye liner anyway. stick to a seperate cleanser.

Never use anything for your eyes that isn't designed for your under eyes. The area under it is very delicate and the skin is thin, so it's easily stretched out (causing bags and wrinkles) and damaged.

NO! Definitley not,dont put this product on your eye area.Its drying because its an acne cleanser.The last thing you want to do is dry out the eye area.Always keep eyes moisturized and use gentle cleansers around eyes.The eye is so much more delicate then other areas of the face an needs to be treated gentle.Drying cleanser on eyes will equal dry flakey eyelids and wrinkling.To wash your eyes use either a gentle eye makeup remover on a cotton ball and gentle swip across eyelids no pulling remember.Then wash your face with this cleanser avoiding the eyes.Or use any gentle face cleanser for eyes.I personally use Loccitane Ultra Comforting Cleansing Milk.Its a face wash but i use it strictly to remove eye makeup.It can be applied same as eye makeup remover and you dont even need to wash it of with water if you dont want to its very moisturizing which is a major plus for the eye area.Just swip on then off with cotton ball.Or use on eyes then wash face with the acne cleanser again avoiding eye area.Hope this helps :) Good Luck

I don't know if your issue is an allergy but sometimes, if I utilize too many anti-acne products at once, I get dry skin on my cheeks and it is itchy and bumpy. And dry skin is rare for me because I have an oily t-zone but when it happens to me, I rest my skin for a day. (limited product use) and use a moisturizer at night.

I definitely had more breakouts when I first started and yeah I was a bit itchy at first. I need to use a moisturizer with this one, which I didn't need with my previous cleanser. I do not use the On a Clear Day moisturizer because I didn't like it, I use a different one.

If you really think you are having an allergic reaction though, I would take a break from it for a few days and see how your skin reacts.

I don't think that you should expect for your skin to get worse before it gets better with this product. It's gentle and shouldn't cause that to happen to your skin. I'd go into Sephora and ask someone about it, show them the rash and see what the recommend you do.

I also actually had a allergic reaction exactly similar to the first commenter. I had a few small bumps around my jawline and the area was very itchy. After using the product at night for the first time, I woke up with the bumps. I switched from Philosophy to Korres products to find a more natural solution for myself. I am having a lot better experience using Korres and now use only their products for not only cleansing supplies, but makeup as well.

I actually had the same issue. Around my jaw line would itch and get bumps. Definitely not cystic acne, because it goes away after a few hours. I've used Purity Made Simple for years and have never had an issue, nor have I ever had it with any other product, acne clearing or otherwise. I don't have sensitive skin, so it's kind of odd. I could very well be an allergic reaction to something in the product. I've decided not to use it anymore.

No, On a Clear Day does not stain anything.

I have never had that be an issue with this product. My towels and sheets tend to be darker colors too.

no; it has no color and doesn't "bleach" anything.

no, it doesn't contain benzyl peroxide which is the nasty culprit towel bleaching!

No. Unlike ProActive, this doesn't stain or bleach out clothing or sheets.

purity made simple is a much creamier, gentler face wash. I use purity when I shower after the gym and the foam in the am and before bed.

this on is for brake out. Purity is for all skin types, but clear is best for oily and acne prone skin

I started with the high foaming cleanser and this one decreased my acne better... Same foaming and light fell though with both cleansers...

Although I was not happy with this face wash, when I did use it I didnt use it with my clarisonic because I felt i needed to use more product with it since the foam is so light. One pump will suffice just using your hands, but with my Mia I was using 4-5 pumps.

I used it with my Clairisonic and did not like the way it felt with it (too thin and needed to use a lot of product). I prefer a cream cleanser when using the claisonic and for me this cleanser was not a good match for the clairsonic (<-which I love!)

I don't think so :-/ Although it foamed, it didn't lather, if that makes sense. It would foam out and then almost instantly dissolve into my skin, so I don't think a sponge or brush, etc, would be effective.