What it is: A gentle cleanser that forms a light, creamy lather. What it does: Deeply cleanse skin and lift away impurities with this luxurious cleanser. Powered by the 100% pure ActiveSoil Complex, this non-drying formula bursts into a rich lather when activated with water to deep-clean pores, instantly refresh skin, and give you a naturally luminous glow. Over time, it is clinically proven to reveal brighter, smoother, younger-looking skin; reduced appearance of fine lines and wrinkles; and remarkably smaller-looking pores. What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Sulfates - Phthalates What else you need to know: The proprietary ActiveSoil Complex represents a new generation of beneficial minerals with extraordinary skin-renewing benefits, including faster surface cell turnover and antioxidant defense. A unique electrolyte delivery system optimizes your skin's ability to absorb and retain moisture, resulting in smoother, healthier-looking skin. Tip: bareMinerals formulates their skincare to perform expertly with their foundation and give you a younger-looking complexion both instantly and in the long term.

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Questions & Answers for bareMinerals Deep Cleansing Foam

Question

how is the purifying cleanser & the foam cleanser different?

Is the foam better for oily?

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

beckybeauty

(Reading, PA)

on Deep Cleansing Foam

11 answers

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answer 1

i have tried both. i think the foam cleanser is more gentle and les exfoiliating. but leaves skin feeling clean, no evidence of oil or residue after you use at all.

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

kendral

(grand rapids, michigan)

answer 2

Deep cleansing foam is best for oily, acne-prone skin in my opinion. It also removes makeup very well! :)

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

peanut211

(Colton, CA)

answer 3

the purifying is milky , and lite, great for eye makeup removal. while the foamy, is just that.. the smallest amount will foam up tremendously and has a cream feel. I use and love them both. I prefer the foam :)

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

malereviewer

(san francisco, ca)

answer 4

It foams instantly and dosen't overwhelm you with perfume type smell,if cleans my face thoroughly

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

minimex

(St Petersburg,Fl)

answer 5

The foam is better for oily skin. More of a deep clean

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

hanae

(Montgomery NJ)

answer 6

They both work well for oily problematic skin. I use the deep cleansing in the morning, after working out daytime hours basically, then before bed i use the exfoliating and finish off with the barevitamin lotion.. I wake up in the morning and my face looks fresh and (getting) healthy. I look forward to using these products everyday, and thats a lot to be said. I have spent thousands of dollars on cleansers from high end to bar soap. This is a miracle in a bottle.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

yours

(port charlotte florida)

answer 7

I've tried both and found the Deep Cleansing Foam to be better for oily skin. It seems to dlear offf oily and grime without drying. As the produce description proports; I've found it actually "rebalances" my extremely oily skin.

answered 1 year, 10 months ago

angiepb

(Kearny, AZ)

answer 8

I've used the purifying for a long time and I have started with the deep cleaner and will not go back to the other unless I run out ...lol
I think it cleans better and my face feels hydrated, smooth, non greasy and overall CLEAN! Try it You will LUV IT!
P.S. It only takes a tiny pea sized amount to get this luxury :)

answered 2 years ago

momycat

(Michigan)

answer 9

I honestly liked both, i got a sample from the store and used one and the other, I have an oily skin too, but neither made it more oily. i was told the foaming one is deep cleaning and the purifying is more gentle. I ended up buying the Foaming cleanser, just because it felt better. I think the best advice is to try to get a sample of each from the store and see which one feels better for your skin.

answered 2 years ago

mt123crystal

(New York, NY)

answer 10

The foaming cleanser comes out of the tube and almost looks like paste at first. You only nead about a pearl sized amount and you mix it with water to create a very rich and foamy lather. The purifying facial cleanser has more of a milky texture and doesn't lather much, but it still leaves my skin feeling really clean and smooth.

answered 2 years, 1 month ago

ithoughtso

(Long Valley, NJ)

answer 11

I was told that the deep cleansing foam is for people with oily skin, and the other is for people with combination or dry skin...but I've heard good reviews about both cleansers, so I really don't think you can go wrong. I bought the deep cleansing foam since the other one was all sold out, and I got the last one of the deep cleansing foam at the store I was in, so They are obviously hot items. I really like the deep cleansing foam...it cleans deep but doesn't dry out the skin, and makes your face feel really soft.

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

gracielou80

(Naples, Florida)

Question

Do you have to wet your face before applying the cleanser?

Do I need to wet my face first before applying the product on my face? I understand that you work up a lather in your palm first, but are you applying this lather to a wet face or dry face?

asked 1 year, 11 months ago

minimalistb

(Vancouver, BC)

on Deep Cleansing Foam

11 answers

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answer 1

I apply it to a dry face. I make sure I add enough water to my palms (with the pea size amount of cleanser) and rub vigorously to make this creamy foam. Then sometimes I add a little more water to my face while rubbing gently.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

nana1957

(Ludington, MI)

answer 2

I don't know that it matters that much. I've tried it both ways, and I think I prefer wetting my hands, getting a pea sized amt. of the product, working up a lather and then applying it to my dry face...think maybe it stays foamier on the face that way.

answered 1 year, 7 months ago

carboqueenie

(Denver, CO)

answer 3

I wet my face prior to using the cleanser, then put a small pea size amount in my hands, lather it a bit, and wash...I've tried this also with a dry face and have decided I like it better when I have wet my face first. Hope this helps!

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

ladyoke

(Gilsum, NH)

answer 4

I wet my face with warm to hot water and then lather- it foams, lathers and cleans, taking all makeup away,...and of course rinse.
I have used other cleansers that apply to dry skin then rinse, I just think you have to open the pores first rather than in rinsing .

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

will4

(Boston MA)

answer 5

yes you have to wet your face and u only need a very little of the cleanser because its very foamy and a little goes along way

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

xxchrissiexx

(ny)

answer 6

seems like the more water the better with this one - splash your face before applying and lather with water in your palm. the container says the less product the better and it seems to be true.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

kristinamcd1

(Charlotte, NC)

answer 7

I rinse my face with lukewarm water really well first, it seems to penetrate more deeply.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

yours

(port charlotte florida)

answer 8

No, add the water to your hands and make the foam then apply

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

sparkles10

(Newark, DE)

answer 9

I would wet the skin first. Water always helps clean.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

h11111k

(Holland, MI)

answer 10

Yes. Otherwise the cleanser will feel pasty.

answered 1 year, 10 months ago

angiepb

(Kearny, AZ)

answer 11

I think it will be really difficult to spread this WITHOUT getting your face wet. I've only washed my face with it after having wet my face.

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

twopretzels

(Los Cabos, MX)

Question

Can I use this for removing eye makeup?

I've read some reviews that this is not to be used around the eye area. The description of the product says that it can remove makeup. I'm confused! Has anybody used this product around the eyes? Does it sting?

asked 1 year, 10 months ago

ogbanje

on Deep Cleansing Foam

11 answers

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answer 1

I use it every day to remove eye makeup and have no problems. I do have to rub a little more on the eyelashes to make sure I get all the mascara off, but I have no problems with it.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

nana1957

(Ludington, MI)

answer 2

I use it all over my face including my eyes. I have had no problems.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

crazyovermakeup

(Louisville, Kentucky)

answer 3

I've used it on my eyes while washing my face and it didn't bother my eyes. But in my experience, it does not take off makeup, whether it's eye or face makeup.

answered 1 year, 7 months ago

carboqueenie

(Denver, CO)

answer 4

I use it all over my face, always including my eyes- I can't be bothered w separate cleansers for eyes, etc. It works wonderfully, and NO it doesn't sting-
If you use an eyeliner w real staying power- (I do)- I sometimes wipe my eyes w moisturizing cream on a tissue to get remaining.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

will4

(Boston MA)

answer 5

NO, it definitely does NOT sting- I am not a careful person so I have gotten this in my eyes - it is gentle but soooo effective.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

will4

(Boston MA)

answer 6

I wouldn't - it is so light and airy once 'lathered' I think it would creep into your actual eye too easily. use a makeup remover designed for eye makeup and this on the rest of your face

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

kristinamcd1

(Charlotte, NC)

answer 7

I've used this around the eyes and haven't had any problems. I still have to remove the residue with a makeup wipe afterwards though. It doesn't get rid of all makeup

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

hanae

(Montgomery NJ)

answer 8

No. It will sting!

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

ambyrae

(Wakefield, Ma)

answer 9

This cleanser is so wonderful and gentle, it has no relevant sting (just dont squirt it in your eye). I rinse and repeat.. believe it or not, my eyelashes seem softer and cleaner than ever.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

yours

(port charlotte florida)

answer 10

You can use for eye makeup remover, no sting.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

sparkles10

(Newark, DE)

answer 11

Use the Bare Minerals eye makeup remover, then this cleanser for the rest of your face if your skin is not dry. The eye makeup remover is fantastic, just shake and apply with a big, soft cotton ball.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

h11111k

(Holland, MI)

Question

what size is this product ion oz?

asked 2 years, 1 month ago

cindychartier

(watertown,wi)

on Deep Cleansing Foam

10 answers

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answer 1

4.2 ounces

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

jill28

(Portsmouth, Ohio)

answer 2

4.2 oz

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

peanut211

(Colton, CA)

answer 3

42 ounce

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

minimex

(St Petersburg,Fl)

answer 4

About the size of a pea, and I mean that! It foams up great with water and rub vigorously in your palms!

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

nana1957

(Ludington, MI)

answer 5

4.2 ounces in a squeeze tube.

answered 1 year, 9 months ago

h11111k

(Holland, MI)

answer 6

4.2 oz and a little goes a long way

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

vainglorious

(Philadelphia, PA)

answer 7

No way! It's a regular sized tube that will last a LONG Time.
It only takes a pea sized amount to work into a rich deep cleaning creamy lather !

answered 2 years ago

momycat

(Michigan)

answer 8

4.0oz

answered 2 years ago

courtney107

answer 9

4.02 oz, but you only need a tiny bit of it so it should last forever!

answered 2 years ago

mt123crystal

(New York, NY)

answer 10

The Bare Escentuals Deep Cleansing Foam is a 4.2 oz.

answered 2 years, 1 month ago

1877SEPHORA

(San Francisco, CA)

Question

Can't decide between the deep cleansing or the purifying cleanser

I suffer from chronic rosacea and i have combination skin, I jst can't decide between the deep cleanser or the purifying cleanser bc with some of the products i've used bf such CeraVe foaming cleanser my skin feels luke super tight n dry after using it. i really dont like that feeling n it seems to give me some rough patches. Which would u guys recommend the most for me?? TY in advance =)

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

marymtzt

(NY)

on Deep Cleansing Foam

4 answers

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answer 1

This product give a deep clean, squeaky finish. Also can be drying to sensitive skin around the eyes. If that's your concern, I would look at a different product. I personally love it.

answered 3 months, 4 weeks ago

LOCC

(upper midwest)

answer 2

Both. I use the purifying cleanser in the morning and the deep cleanser at night to remove my makeup. You can't lose either or will do.

answered 7 months ago

Keys2122

(Queens, NY)

answer 3

If you have combo skin that's more on the dry side (like me) then I'd go with the purifying. The purifying facial cleanser does not induce my kp which is AMAZING because almost every cleanser I've tried leaves little bumps on my face. The deep cleansing is great too because it really cleans deep but it tends to dry me out even when I use it once a day (night).

answered 7 months ago

jaybloo

(NYC)

answer 4

Personally, if I was you, I would try the Deep Cleansing Foam. Even though it is called Foam in its title, it is suuuper creamy. And if it doesn't work out for you, you can always exchange/return it. Hope this helps =)

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

nicstyl

(Oshkosh, WI)

Question

Can this product be used for the eye area?

In the product description it says that this cleanser is gentle enough to remove eye makeup, but under product details it says "avoid eye area". This is a bit confusing, as the product page is telling me yes, use it on your eyes and no, don't use it on your eyes at the same time! Can someone clear this up for me? Thanks!

asked 1 year ago

sportscutie

(Boston, MA)

on Deep Cleansing Foam

3 answers

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answer 1

I use it all over my face, it does not sting the eyes, but can be drying if used daily on that area. I would advise to use on your face daily or as needed, eye area sparingly. I also would not classify this product as gentle--which is why I gave it two big thumbs up in my review. It does the trick on oily skin.

answered 3 months, 4 weeks ago

LOCC

(upper midwest)

answer 2

Hmmm I never even read the packaging. I've used it all over my face, including my eyes and I haven't noticed any problems.

answered 4 months ago

kelbon

(Boston, ma)

answer 3

In my opinion you can because it is very gentle. I just do not promise that it will be strong enough to wash off eye makeup. I do use it all over in the mornings :-)

answered 7 months ago

yana

(Phoenix, AZ)

Question

Comparison to BM Purifying Facial Cleanser?

Has anyone tried both this BM Deep Cleansing Foam as well as the BM Purifying Facial Cleanser? If so, what's your comparison between the two and which would you recommend?

I am looking to try one of the cleansers. I currently use the Aveeno Skin Brightening soy face wash (comparable to Fresh Soy facewash) but like to switch and try out different cleansers. I have normal yet somewhat sensitive skin. Now that it's winter, my skin errs on the dry side. Occasional acne due to stress. Also use retinol and antioxidant night cream; vitamin C serum and BE makeup for daytime.

asked 6 months ago

mittzie

(Cincinnati, OH)

on Deep Cleansing Foam

2 answers

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answer 1

I have (and use) both. I like the light one for daily use and I use the thicker one a few times a week for 'deeper' cleaning. It's thicker and creamier. Both are nice and gentle. I think they are pretty moisturizing, though if you're looking for more of that I would recommend the deep foaming one. They last a good amount of time as well. The BE heavier moisturizing lotion is amazing for winter, too!

answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago

lotus737

(LA)

answer 2

I have tried both and love both, but I like the foam cleanser much better!

answered 6 months ago

lyds415

(Shelby Twp., MI)

Question

What is the difference between all 3 cleansers?

I have a clarsonic and am looking for a face wash that would be okay to use with it. Can I use one of the two cleansers daily and the exfoliating one just for a mask once or twice a month?

asked 4 months, 2 weeks ago

kewens

(Phoenix, AZ)

on Deep Cleansing Foam

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