Lindi Skin Face Wash, 4 oz Soap-Free for Sensitive Skin
Description
Washing shouldn't leave your face tight. Ordinary cleansers strip oils that dry, reactive skin cannot spare. Lindi Face Wash is soap-free and non-foaming, and it leaves moisturizing ingredients behind after you rinse. You should feel clean, not stripped.
pH balanced for sensitized skin. The formula washes without stripping and leaves skin at a comfortable pH, which matters when your face has become quick to sting.
Gentle on face and scalp, including during and after hair loss.
How to use. Use in place of soap or your usual cleanser, morning and night. It will not lather. Rinse with lukewarm water, pat dry rather than rubbing, and follow with Lindi Face Serum and Face Moisturizer while skin is still damp — three steps, about a minute. Many radiation teams ask that nothing be applied for a few hours before a session, so apply after your session rather than before.
Common questions
Why doesn't it foam? Foam comes from detergents that strip skin. This cleans without them.
Can I use it on my scalp? Yes, including during and after hair loss.
Can I use it during treatment? It's formulated to be gentle, with no acids, exfoliants, or peeling agents, and every ingredient is vetted by Lindi Skin's Medical Advisory Board. Check with your care team about anything you're applying during treatment.
About Lindi Skin. Created by oncologists and dermatologists since 2003. Clinically tested, dermatologist and allergy tested, free of parabens, acids, exfoliants and peeling agents, made in the U.S.A., never tested on animals. Backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee.
The 4 oz bottle lasts most users about a month.
Why It Matters
Cleansers made for treatment skin tend to work differently from what people are used to. Less lather, sometimes none, because the ingredients that create foam are often the ones that strip. It can feel like nothing is happening the first few times.
It's a small swap, and it's the one that touches every single day.
Washing shouldn't leave your face tight. Ordinary cleansers strip oils that dry, reactive skin cannot spare. Lindi Face Wash is soap-free and non-foaming, and it leaves moisturizing ingredients behind after you rinse. You should feel clean, not stripped.
pH balanced for sensitized skin. The formula washes without stripping and leaves skin at a comfortable pH, which matters when your face has become quick to sting.
Gentle on face and scalp, including during and after hair loss.
How to use. Use in place of soap or your usual cleanser, morning and night. It will not lather. Rinse with lukewarm water, pat dry rather than rubbing, and follow with Lindi Face Serum and Face Moisturizer while skin is still damp — three steps, about a minute. Many radiation teams ask that nothing be applied for a few hours before a session, so apply after your session rather than before.
Common questions
Why doesn't it foam? Foam comes from detergents that strip skin. This cleans without them.
Can I use it on my scalp? Yes, including during and after hair loss.
Can I use it during treatment? It's formulated to be gentle, with no acids, exfoliants, or peeling agents, and every ingredient is vetted by Lindi Skin's Medical Advisory Board. Check with your care team about anything you're applying during treatment.
About Lindi Skin. Created by oncologists and dermatologists since 2003. Clinically tested, dermatologist and allergy tested, free of parabens, acids, exfoliants and peeling agents, made in the U.S.A., never tested on animals. Backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee.
The 4 oz bottle lasts most users about a month.
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