The Boscia Purifying Cleansing gel is non comedogenic and is safe for all skin types, including sensitive and acne prone. The cleansing gel purifies, refines the look of pores, and leaves the skin feeling fresh and comfortable.

Yes, this is totally clear. Combined with my clarisonic brush, my skin, at 58, has never looked better. This product line calms the skin.

However, most of this product line is made in Japan, and purity may become an issue (radiation!)

I liked this facewash better than philosophy because overall I liked the product from it's contents to how my skin felt after. I have combo/sensitve skin. This product made my skin feel great, I would say best facewash Ive ever used. Now I want to try moisturizer.

Plastic bottle with pump.

Though this item is described as a cleanser and makeup remover, it is designed to remove foundation but not lipstick and eye color.

A better choice to remove the makeup and cleanse in one step (and good for all skin types) would be:

MakeUp-BreakUp Cool Cleansing Oil
Item # 1227891

I believe this product might help somebody with rosacea. I do not have rosacea but in the past my sister-in-law commented that I used to show sometimes a blush on my face, especially on my cheeks. She thought it was rosacea- it used to happen when drinking wine. However, I have not drank wine for the longest time (pregnancy and healthy eating habits). It also used to happen after washing my face with other cleansers. This was probably due to other cleansers drying up my face too much.

For me, this product did not work to control oil and I don't even consider myself to have oily skin normally. My skin actually produced more oil after using this, I think maybe it's too gentle for people with acne prone/oily skin.

Based on my experience with the product, I would be willing to at least try it on even the most sensitive skin (eczema). My son used to see a dermatologist for eczema. From the Dr., we had a prescription cream that he had to use. After a year, the Rx was requiring more and more product and workng less and less. I resisted going to a stronger Rx and experimented on prevention vs treatment.

Results came in changing to a baby wash that i had him use on his face--which specifies as being for eczema. With that, for years he no longer needed the Rx or the dermatologist...(by result of using only that baby wash and the corresponding lotion on his face.)
That lasted until age 12, where I felt he needed something more cleansing. For one year, results with other products were so/so. Now, my son @ 13 uses Boscia with no problems. He has no break outs, and no reactions of any kind...otherwise, with the wrong products, will come the result of the flaky whitish patches that were once treated with an Rx from a dermatologist.

I haven't used a Mary Kay cleanser in a while, but I do like the Boscia Skin line since it is a more natural cleanser. I have really been leaning towards more natural skin products and have noticed a positive change in skin!

yes, boscia products are known not to have any harsh products/chemicals. Its a great cleanser too!