Face Wash, Daily Facial Cleanser with Retinol, Peptides & Glycerin - Smoothing, Noursihes Skin Surface, Hydrates while Cleansing - Sulfate-Free, Paraben-Free, 16 Oz

It cleans very well and removes make up easily. It does leave my skin feeling smooth and doesn’t dry out my skin. My complexion looks more smooth and even and I have received compliments on my skin looking great. The scent is very strong and lingers.

I am so pleased with this product! I understand that it is worth the price now. I will definitely be buying it again. My skin feels better, looks better; softer and brighter. I don’t look as tired. As a 50 year old woman with sensitive skin I can honestly recommend this product.

This face wash is amazing. It’s very hard to find a face wash that not only cleans your face to wear. Your face feels clean, but your face is so soft before you even put any lotion on it. It is like baby butt soft just from this cleanser alone, it’s an amazing product

Good brand, cleans face, neck and chest. Does not work for makeup removal but helps with moisturizing skin. No irritation or burning sensation. Light, gentle smell. Pricier than I'd like to for a drugstore facial cleanser.

Maybe 4 1/2 stars because the perfumed scent is a bit much. But the scent doesn't linger long. Very nice product. Cleans and moisturizes well.

This is great! It smells nice but not over powering and feels silky going on. I have used it for a week and the dry patches are almost gone. It really works for dry aging skin.

My husband loves this face wash. It’s thick and moisturizing. This is not a good cleanser for a woman that wants to remove make up, the make up does not wash away. It’s good for daily non makeup face cleansing.

I just tried this retinol face wash, and while it does leave my skin feeling nice, I’d give it three stars overall. Let me explain. At first, I liked the scent when I started using it—but the longer I massaged it into my face, the more I disliked it. The smell reminds me of baby powder, similar to baby-powder deodorant, which I personally can’t stand. It’s not overpowering, but it’s there enough to be annoying. I’d describe the scent as very floral—almost honey/lilac/sweet pea—with an undertone of baby powder. Unfortunately, it’s noticeable on your face and hands while using it. Another thing that threw me off is that it doesn’t lather at all. I know lather doesn’t necessarily mean something cleans better, but for me personally, I like that visual cue. Without it, I didn’t feel that “clean” satisfaction while washing my face. What really concerned me was how it felt rinsing off my hands. The water started beading up on my palms, almost like there was a slick or barrier left behind. It reminded me of trying to rinse oil off your hands—water just kind of rolls off. That made me question whether it’s leaving a residue or oily film, rather than my skin just being moisturized. That said, it does make my skin feel smooth and soft, even my hands felt smooth afterward. I just can’t tell if that smoothness is from actual skin improvement or from that slick feeling it leaves behind. Since this contains retinol, it’s important to ease into using it and not overdo it. Retinol can make your skin more sensitive and prone to sunburn, so sunscreen is a must. The bottle size is nice, but the price is pretty high, which makes me unsure if it’s really worth it. Overall, it’s easy to use, applies well, and leaves skin feeling good—but the scent, lack of lather, and questionable residue really hold it back for me. I’m kind of on the fence with this product. I’ll keep using it for now, but I’m not fully convinced yet.