Description
NeoGenesis Cleanser is a gel based cleanser that is specially formulated to gently cleanse and refresh the skin morning and night without the use of sulfates or other harmful ingredients. It removes makeup, dirt, and excess oil while protecting the barrier and natural pH of the skin. The skin feels clean, soft and prepared for serums and moisturizer. Incorporate Erase The Day as a pre-cleansing step for added skin clarity.
BENEFITS:
Cleanses without affecting the natural pH of the skin
Works well on sensitive skin by soothing irritation
Free of harmful sulfates or toxic ingredients
Calms and soothes the skin
Good for all skin types
Dermatologist recommended
Oncology friendly
Why It Matters
NeoGenesis Cleanser is a gel based cleanser that is specially formulated to gently cleanse and refresh the skin morning and night without the use of sulfates or other harmful ingredients. It removes makeup, dirt, and excess oil while protecting the barrier and natural pH of the skin. The skin feels clean, soft and prepared for serums and moisturizer. Incorporate Erase The Day as a pre-cleansing step for added skin clarity.
BENEFITS:
Cleanses without affecting the natural pH of the skin
Works well on sensitive skin by soothing irritation
Free of harmful sulfates or toxic ingredients
Calms and soothes the skin
Good for all skin types
Dermatologist recommended
Oncology friendly
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