I bought this facewash from Whole Foods because it was labeled as a "Premium Body Care" product, which Whole Foods uses to designate products that are effective, safe, natural, and ecological (check out the Whole Foods website for more info they also have a list of more than 300 ingredients which Premium Body Care products must not contain, including fragrances, preservatives, parabems, etc).I have combination skin, it is tight and dry immediately after washing (until I moisturize) and becomes extremely oily within a few hours. I've been using this facewash for a few days and noticed that some small blemishes on my forehead are clearing up, and that dry spots are smoother. The packaging says that it has honey which is supposed to soften your skin, but I didn't notice softer skin before applying moisturizer. This is also a great buy, price-wise. Much cheaper than Cetaphil (and MUCH safer apparently, according to ) in unit price, and especially when you consider that very little of this facewash goes a long way. You only need a pea-sized drop, and you will have a very generous lather (it takes a little practice to dispense such a small amount from this bottle, as the opening under the cap is a little big).
My only gripe is that even though the facewash does have a slight herbal scent which is pleasant and not overpowering or anything, I did not experience any invigorating sensation. Also, this formula has a teeny bit of ground apricot seed which surprised me because the packaging didn't say anything about scrubbing, but it's only a little bit so I don't really mind (though if you're up on your skincare research, you'll know that ground apricot seed tends to be jagged in shape which supposedly puts fine tears in your skin).
Overall, great facewash. Would buy again, but want to try the other formulas first (Hydrating, and the Turmeric and Neem one).
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