Question
Korres Proteins Foaming Cream Cleanser or Boscia Purifying Cleansing Gel
I read so many good reviews about both products, but can't make up my mind in regards to which one I should get. I have been using Shiseido's Pureness line for the past 5 years or so, but now feel like it's too drying and just want to try something new. I had recently purchased Philosophy's Purity cleanser, as I have also heard good things about it, but didn't like it at all. I'm 27 yrs. old and have normal/combination skin with extremely large pores on my nose and occasional breakout on my forehead. Although I'm oily, I still feel like my skin's too dry at times.
Any suggestions anyone?
asked 2 years, 5 months ago
cosmeticsfanatic
(Bay Area, CA)
on Milk Proteins Foaming Cream Cleanser
answer 1
definitely korres as it is soap-free and less stripping of natural skin oils
answered 1 year, 9 months ago
answer 2
I have used both of them, however I would go with the Korres.
answered 2 years, 3 months ago
answer 3
it seems like we have somewhat similar skin. i love the korres proteins foaming cleanser as well as the korres white tea cleanser, i would reccomend using the white tea in the morning to control the oil a little better and the protein cleanser at night to give your skin a little more moisture.
answered 2 years, 3 months ago
answer 4
Use this cleanser with a Clairsonic. Your pores will improve for sure.
answered 2 years, 4 months ago
mexbarb
(Huntington Beach, CA)
answer 5
I have tried both, and really like them both. Didn't care for philosophy's purity so much either. I feel like the Korres cleanser is a less drying, and it makes my skin feel really good. I am still using my boscia cleanser when traveling b/c I have a small bottle for it.
answered 2 years, 4 months ago
heatherroo
(Baltimore, MD)
answer 6
korres all the way! i also have what seems to be simultaneously oily and dry skin and this cleanser works so well. it is moisturizing but not oily at all, just very clean feeling. really, really good cleanser.
answered 2 years, 4 months ago
answer 7
I've never tried Boscia, but Korres cream cleanser is great. I'm 26 with combination skin, and this stuff does wonders. My skin feels incredible afterward and I'd recommend it to everyone. My skin is pretty sensitive, too, and this doesn't irritate it at all.
Hope this helps!
answered 2 years, 4 months ago
answer 8
I would recommend you try Korres Milk Proteins Foaming Cream Cleanser. My skin type is similar to yours and I am a very satisfied customer. There is no alcohol in the product unlike to Shiseido Pureness cleanser. And Sephora has a great return/exchange policy in case you are not happy with the results. Good Luck!
answered 2 years, 5 months ago
toblerone
(Los Angles, CA)
answer 9
I have the same problems with my skin. Oily with occasional mild breakouts but always feels dry. The Korres 3-1 milk proteins cleanser and yougurt cream mask (used as a moisturizer, not rinsed off) saved my skin! I cannot vouch for Boscia, all I have tried is their primer, but I highly recommend Korres. This foaming cleanser is great too, but 3-1 cleanser is even more gentle because you do not have to rinse it off with water.
answered 2 years, 5 months ago
answer 10
I have really large pores too and combination skin. I selected "dry" under my profile because my skin tends to lean that way (especially now in the winter). However, I definitely can get oily.
I was also skeptical about this cleanser, but I would definitely go for the Korres Milk cleanser. Why don't you ask for a sample at Sephora? I'm on the hunt for a moisturizer and HAAATE spending over $50 then disliking the product. Go for a sample and see how you like it that first week! :)
answered 2 years, 5 months ago
answer 11
The Korres foaming cleanser is a little drying. The Korres Milk Protein 3 in 1 is amazing and you can use it with or without water =D
answered 2 years, 5 months ago