Collection: Skin Cleansing

Skin Cleansing brings together natural and organic cleansers for every step of your face and body care routine — formulas designed to gently wash away sweat, excess oil, dirt, makeup, impurities, and dead skin cells while respecting the skin. Every product is certified natural, and many carry COSMOS Organic certification. From face wash, micellar water, and cleansing oil to shower gel, solid soap, floral waters, and plant oils, the collection keeps growing so you can build a cleansing ritual that suits your skin type, age, and daily rhythm.

Shower gels and shower foams — natural and organic body wash for everyday showering, in fragrances ranging from gourmand and fruity to fresh citrus and mint, plus soft almond and honey notes. Gentler "pure" formulas are offered for delicate skin, alongside dedicated intimate cleansing gels and foams and mild body wash made for babies.

Solid soaps — cold-processed organic bar soaps based on saponified olive oil, a plastic-free alternative to liquid cleansers. Each bar is oriented toward a skin profile — for example combination, oily, mature, delicate, or baby skin — with botanicals such as lavender, nettle, turmeric, patchouli, mint, clay, or goat milk. A bar for delicate hair is also available.

Face wash: cleansing foams and cleansing gels — organic facial cleansers for morning and evening routines, with options for sensitive, dry, combination, oily, and mature skin. Olive-based cleansing gels, a neutral fragrance-free gel for sensitive skin, and a hand-cleansing gel round out the range.

Micellar water, micellar jelly, cleansing milk, and toner — no-rinse options for gentle makeup removal and quick facial cleansing. Micellar waters are matched to different skin types, the micellar jelly offers a richer texture, cleansing milks suit sensitive and baby skin, and a floral toning lotion completes the routine after cleansing.

Hydrolats and floral waters — organic hydrosols such as rose, orange blossom, lavender, chamomile, cornflower, witch hazel, and peppermint. In natural skincare, floral waters are traditionally used as alcohol-free toners, refreshing facial mists, or on a cotton pad as a gentle finishing step after cleansing.

Facial scrubs, masks, and reusable accessories — organic facial scrubs for occasional exfoliation and a smoother-looking complexion, a hydrating sheet mask, and washable bamboo and cotton makeup remover sponges that replace disposable pads.

Cleansing oils, plant oils, and macerates — an organic cleansing oil for face and eye makeup removal, along with vegetable oils, butters, and oil macerates such as apricot kernel, sweet almond, coconut, castor, avocado, calendula, and shea. Oil cleansing is a long-established method: oil helps dissolve makeup and excess sebum, and is then gently wiped or rinsed away. Plant oils also make a versatile base for homemade cleansing balms and blends.

Essential oils for DIY cleansers — organic essential oils such as tea tree, citrus oils, rosemary, eucalyptus, geranium, chamomile, and helichrysum. Aromatherapy references commonly suggest adding a few drops to a neutral base — a cleansing gel, shower gel, or plant oil — to personalize fragrance and care. Essential oils are highly concentrated: always dilute before use on the skin, avoid the eye area, check each product's precautions, and note that some citrus oils can increase sensitivity to sunlight.

Baby cleansing — mild formulas made for little ones: baby shower gels, a calendula cleansing gel and cleansing milk, a pure olive baby soap, and oleo-limestone liniment, a classic for gentle cleansing at nappy change.

Oral care and sets — organic toothpaste and a children's tooth powder for daily oral hygiene, plus curated skincare sets that pair a cleanser with matching care products.

All products in this collection are certified natural cosmetics, many with COSMOS Organic certification. They are intended for everyday cleansing and personal care — not medicines, and not treatments for skin conditions. Please read each product's usage and precautions, and consult a healthcare professional for persistent or serious skin concerns.

Skin Cleansing brings together one of Europe's most comprehensive certified organic and natural cleansing ranges — from daily face washes, micellar waters, and cleansing foams to shower gels, solid soaps, oil-cleansing vegetable oils, hydrolats, exfoliating scrubs, and intimate care. Every product is free from synthetic detergents, harsh preservatives, and artificial fragrance. All are certified natural; many carry Cosmos Organic certification. Whether the routine is minimal or elaborate, this collection covers every step of a clean, plant-based cleansing ritual for face, body, and hair. These are cosmetic cleansing products. They are not medicines and do not treat skin conditions.

Those looking for a daily face cleanser — anyone who wants a gentle, certified organic face wash for everyday use. The collection covers every face-cleansing format: organic cleansing foams for mature skin (with hyaluronic acid), sensitive skin (Calendula & Honey), oily and combination skin (Citrus), and combination-to-dry skin (Sweet Almond & Argan). Organic micellar waters, cleansing milks, and a micellar jelly (Damask Rose) offer rinse-free makeup removal and soothing daily cleansing. A toning lotion and cleansing oil round out the facial routine. All facial cleansers are sulfate-free.

Those seeking a daily shower gel or body wash — people who prefer a liquid or foam body cleanser with certified organic ingredients. The collection offers a broad range of organic shower gels and shower foams across skin-friendly and sensory-rich formulations: Sweet Almond, Honey & Shea Butter, Monoï Tiaré, Pomegranate & Blackcurrant, Pear & Caramel, Peach & Mango, Citrus, Mint & Lemon, Lemon Verbena, Argan, Spearmint, and more. An aloe vera shower gel — soap-free and pH-balanced — suits the most reactive skin types. All are formulated without sulfates and gentle enough for hair and body.

Those who prefer solid soaps and zero-waste cleansing — people reducing plastic waste without compromising on certified organic quality. The collection features an extensive range of cold-processed organic solid soaps: pure olive, olive & lavender, olive & citrus, olive & nettle, olive & montmorillonite clay (pore-purifying), olive & cinnamon, pure turmeric, pure patchouli, pure mint, pure lemon (delicate hair), and pure goat milk. All are cold-saponified with organic olive oil as the base, free from synthetic fragrance, and gentle enough to use as shampoo bars for hair and body.

Those with oily, combination, or blemish-prone skin — people dealing with excess sebum, enlarged pores, or recurring blemishes who need purifying cleansers that respect the skin barrier. The collection includes organic Citrus cleansing foam and Citrus micellar water formulated for oily skin, an olive & montmorillonite clay solid soap for pore refinement and sebum regulation, organic Citrus and Mint shower gels for combination skin, and an organic Citrus facial scrub for gentle exfoliation. Certified organic essential oils — tea tree, bergamot, lemon, sweet orange, eucalyptus globulus — are available for DIY cleansing blends.

Those with sensitive, reactive, or atopic skin — people whose skin reacts to fragrance, harsh detergents, or environmental triggers. The collection has a strong fragrance-free and hypoallergenic offering: organic neutral cleansing gel (from birth, sulfate-free, fragrance-free), organic Calendula & Honey cleansing foam and facial scrub, organic cleansing milk with Cornflower & Marshmallow, organic sweet almond cleansing gel, and organic lavender and nettle solid soaps. Certified organic hydrolats — fine lavender, roman chamomile, cornflower, orange blossom — are alcohol-free and count among the most delicate plant-based toners available for reactive skin.

Parents and families seeking baby and children's cleansing products — parents choosing certified organic, fragrance-free, and hypoallergenic cleansing for newborns, babies, and toddlers, and during pregnancy. The collection includes a dedicated baby range: organic pure olive shower gel and solid soap for baby (cold-processed, sulfate-free, fragrance-free), organic Calendula & Honey cleansing gel for baby (2-in-1 hair and body), organic Calendula cleansing milk for baby (no essential oils), and an organic neutral cleansing gel suitable from birth. Organic oleo-limestone liniment is used for nappy area cleansing. All baby products are fragrance-free or hypoallergenic.

Those using cleansing oils, macerates, or the oil-cleansing method — people who cleanse with vegetable oils to dissolve makeup, excess sebum, and impurities while preserving the skin's natural lipid barrier. The collection offers an organic Apricot Kernel cleansing oil for the face, organic Castor oil for pore cleansing, organic Sweet Almond and Avocado oils, and organic Calendula and Carrot oil macerates — all cold-pressed and suitable as makeup removers for dry, sensitive, and mature skin.

Those who use hydrolats as facial toners or rinse aids — people incorporating certified organic floral and plant waters as the final step of their cleansing routine or as a gentle rinse-free toner. The collection offers one of the most comprehensive certified organic hydrolat selections available: fine lavender (soothing, after-sun), roman chamomile (sensitive and baby skin), damask rose (pore-refining), orange blossom (toning, brightening), witch hazel (astringent, pore-tightening), cornflower (eye care, soothing), peppermint (oily skin, scalp), rose geranium (balancing), lemon verbena, rosemary verbenone, thyme linalool, tea tree, and eucalyptus globulus. All are alcohol-free and sourced from specialist French distillers.

Those who cleanse with facial scrubs and exfoliants — people incorporating gentle certified organic exfoliation into their cleansing routine. The collection offers three organic facial scrubs: Sweet Almond & Argan (combination skin, gentle exfoliation), Citrus (oily skin, pore refinement, brightening), and Calendula & Honey (sensitive skin, soothing exfoliation). All are free from synthetic microbeads. Reusable washable bamboo and cotton makeup remover pads support a zero-waste cleansing routine.

Those seeking intimate hygiene products — people looking for certified organic, pH-balanced intimate cleansing. The collection includes an organic Intimacy cleansing gel and organic Intimacy shower foam — both formulated with Marshmallow and Honey, sulfate-free and fragrance-free, and suitable for daily intimate hygiene.

Those seeking organic oral care alongside their cleansing routine — people looking for certified organic toothpastes and tooth powders free from artificial additives. The collection includes an organic Xylitol & Peppermint toothpaste and an organic Neutral tooth powder for children — both free from synthetic surfactants and artificial flavour enhancers.

Skin cleansing starts with the right texture for your routine. Explore natural and organic face cleansers, micellar waters, cleansing oils, soaps, shower gels and botanical waters for a fresh, comfortable feel. These star ingredients bring distinct qualities to cleansing formulas and complementary skincare steps; choose by product type and the directions on each label.

Olive Oil — Olea europaea — a key oil in the collection’s cold-processed solid soaps and liquid cleansing gels. Once saponified, it forms the cleansing base; unscented olive-oil options offer a simpler choice for those who prefer to avoid fragrance. Look for olive-oil soap for hands and body, or a liquid wash for an everyday shower routine.

Calendula — Calendula officinalis — found in facial cleansing foam, micellar water, a facial scrub and baby cleansing products. This familiar botanical is often chosen in gentle skincare for a soft, comfortable after-cleanse feel. Select a foam for a rinse-off face wash, micellar water for a no-rinse step, or a baby product specifically formulated for delicate skin.

Sweet Almond & Argan — a pairing featured in face cleansing foam, micellar water and facial scrub. These formulas offer different ways to remove daily residue or refresh the complexion: an airy rinse-off foam, a no-rinse micellar cleanse, or occasional exfoliation. Check the individual formula if you have a nut allergy or particularly sensitive skin.

Apricot Kernel Oil — Prunus armeniaca — featured in a dedicated facial cleansing oil. An oil-based cleanser is a useful first step for loosening makeup and everyday residue before following the product’s rinse-off directions. Apricot kernel also appears in other skincare formats, so choose the cleansing oil when you want a ready-made face cleanser.

Damask Rose & Cornflower Floral Waters — Damask rose appears in a micellar jelly and botanical waters, while rose and cornflower feature together in a toning lotion. A micellar jelly is a cleansing format; a floral water or toner is a refreshing step after cleansing, not a substitute for washing away makeup. They offer a gentle-feeling finish to a face care routine.

Aloe Vera — Aloe barbadensis — featured in a hydrating shower gel and skincare routines. Aloe-based formulas can leave skin feeling comfortable after washing; the finished formula, rather than any single plant extract, determines how a cleanser performs. For face or body, follow each product’s stated use.

Montmorillonite Clay — paired with olive oil in a cold-processed solid soap. Clay is used in cosmetics for its ability to absorb surface oil, making this bar an option for those who prefer a solid cleanser. Use according to the product directions and adjust your routine if skin feels dry.

A comfortable cleanse is a useful starting point for everyday care. Explore natural and organic options for removing daily buildup from the face, body, hands and hair, alongside makeup removers, baby cleansing formats and oral-care essentials. Choose by how you like to wash and how your skin feels afterward: fresh, soft and comfortable, without promising that one product will suit everyone.

Cleansing without a tight after-feel — a gentle face wash or body cleanser should leave skin feeling clean and comfortable. Pure olive solid soap, olive-based cleansing gels and a neutral cleansing gel offer different ways to wash; the right choice depends on your skin and the individual formula. If your skin feels dry after washing, try a milky or oil-based format and follow with your usual moisturiser.

A cleanser that fits your routine — solid soaps, cleansing gels and facial foams give you a choice of textures for daily washing. The range includes pure olive, lavender, mint, turmeric and clay soap options as well as face foams. Rather than treating a botanical name as a guarantee for a skin type, compare each product's intended use and precautions to find a comfortable match.

A fresher feel when skin looks shiny — washing helps remove surface oil, sweat and everyday residue. Clay soap, citrus face foam and micellar water offer different approaches to cleansing combination or oily-feeling skin. Facial scrubs provide a separate exfoliating step for occasional use; use them gently and follow their individual directions, especially if your skin is sensitive.

Makeup removal in the texture you prefer — choose micellar water, damask rose micellar jelly, cleansing milk or apricot kernel cleansing oil according to your routine. Oil-based options can help lift makeup before a second cleanse, while washable bamboo and cotton sponges offer a reusable accessory. For eye makeup or waterproof formulas, check the specific product's directions rather than assuming every cleanser is suitable around the eyes.

A gentler-feeling option for delicate skin — a cleansing milk, calendula and honey face foam, baby cleansing gel or simple wash format may appeal when a rich lather feels uncomfortable. These are choices of texture and routine, not treatments for irritation or skin conditions. Check the ingredient list and fragrance information if you know your skin reacts to particular substances.

A refreshing finish after washing — a hydrolat or rose and cornflower toning lotion can add a light misting step after facial cleansing. Rose, cornflower, chamomile and witch hazel hydrolats offer different aromatic experiences; choose one for its directions, scent and how it feels on your skin. A toner is optional and does not replace a cleanser or moisturiser.

Everyday washing for body and hands — shower gels and shower foams make it easy to choose a washing texture and scent you enjoy, from pure olive and sweet almond to citrus, mint and fruit-inspired options. Aloe-focused shower gel offers another choice for skin that feels dry after a shower, while lemon verbena hand cleansing gel fits a hand-washing routine. Follow the product label for the area of use.

Careful cleansing for babies and intimate areas — baby shower gel, pure olive soap, calendula cleansing milk and oleo-limestone liniment offer different formats for washing or cleaning the diaper area. Dedicated intimate cleansing gel and foam are also available. These products have distinct intended uses: follow their own labels and avoid assuming that a baby or intimate product is suitable for every person or every part of the body.

A clean feeling beyond facial skincare — coconut and raspberry vinegar shampoo and a solid soap labelled for delicate hair extend the routine to hair washing. Xylitol and peppermint toothpaste and neutral children's tooth powder cover daily oral care. Choose an age-appropriate product and follow its directions; vegetable oils and essential oils in this collection are not substitutes for toothpaste.

Aromatic additions, not stand-alone cleansers — essential oils such as tea tree, citrus and lavender can contribute scent to a suitable aromatic routine, but they do not replace a formulated face wash or soap. They are concentrated: do not apply them undiluted to skin, and follow each product's dilution, use and safety instructions. Their presence here does not imply a medical or disinfecting effect.

A soft-feeling oil-based first step — apricot kernel cleansing oil and selected vegetable oils offer a different feel from a foaming wash when removing makeup or surface residue. Calendula and rose oil macerates and shea butter can complement a care routine, but are not all formulated as rinse-off cleansers. Check each product's intended use, and avoid the eye area unless its directions permit it.

Build a cleansing routine that suits you — start with a face cleanser, micellar format or makeup remover you enjoy using; add a body wash, hand cleanser or hair wash as needed, then choose an optional hydrolat or occasional facial scrub. The collection brings together natural and organic products, with organic certification varying by item. Focus on the right format and the individual label rather than expecting every product to perform the same cleansing job.

A well-chosen cleanser does more than wash the skin — it sets the tone for everything that follows. This collection brings together certified organic and natural cleansers for every step of a face, body, hair, and baby care routine: cleansing foams, gels, micellar waters and jellies, cleansing milks, cleansing oils, solid soaps, shower gels and foams, hydrolats, scrubs, and more. The formats and textures vary widely; how you use each one makes the real difference.

Match your face cleanser to your skin type — certified organic cleansing foams are a gentle daily choice for normal to combination skin: apply to damp skin, massage in circular motions, and rinse with lukewarm water. Certified organic cleansing gels lather with water for a thorough rinse; the fragrance-free neutral version is well suited to reactive and sensitive skin. For dry and sensitive skin that struggles with rinsing, certified organic cleansing milks offer a no-rinse option: apply with a reusable cotton pad or washable sponge and wipe softly away.

Micellar water and micellar jelly: one step to clean, make-up-free skin — certified organic micellar waters and the Damask Rose micellar jelly lift impurities and dissolve make-up without rubbing. Saturate a cotton pad or a washable bamboo-and-cotton make-up remover sponge, sweep gently over the face, eyes, and lips, and repeat until the pad comes away clean. Use morning and evening. The reusable make-up remover sponges reduce waste — rinse after each use and machine wash them regularly.

Oil cleansing: the effective route to removing waterproof make-up — certified organic cleansing oil and pure vegetable oils such as sweet almond, apricot kernel, avocado, coconut, sesame, and castor dissolve long-wear and waterproof products on dry skin. Massage for 30–60 seconds, add a few drops of lukewarm water to emulsify, then rinse thoroughly or wipe off with a damp cloth. Castor oil has a dense texture — blend it with a lighter oil for easier application. Finish with a cleansing gel or foam if you prefer a fully rinsed feel.

Certified organic solid soaps: versatile cleansing from head to toe — wet the bar, lather between your hands, apply to skin or scalp, and rinse thoroughly. Store on a well-drained soap dish so the bar dries between uses. Formulations range from extra-gentle for baby skin and delicate hair, through targeted options for combination, oily, atopic, damaged, and mature skin, to all-skin-types bars. Each product page lists the skin profile it is best suited to.

Daily body cleansing: organic shower gels and shower foams — apply certified organic shower gel to wet skin, lather, and rinse. The range covers a wide variety of natural scents and skin benefits, from nourishing and moisturising formulas to refreshing and soothing options. Certified organic shower foams dispense already lathered and rinse quickly — practical for a fast daily routine. Choose the fragrance and texture that suits your skin and your moment.

Intimate cleansing: dedicated formats only — the certified organic intimacy cleansing gel and intimacy shower foam are formulated for the specific pH needs of the external intimate area. Use once daily, rinse thoroughly, and pat dry. Do not substitute with regular soaps, scrubs, shower gels, or essential oils for intimate hygiene.

Hands and hair — the lemon verbena cleansing gel is suited to frequent hand washing. The certified organic shampoo — formulated with coconut and raspberry vinegar — is applied to wet hair, massaged into the scalp, and rinsed; repeat only if needed. Certain solid soaps in this collection are gentle enough for delicate hair.

Baby and delicate skin: certified organic care from the very first days — certified organic baby cleansing gels, cleansing milks, shower gels, and solid soaps are designed to be gentle on the most delicate skin: lather softly, avoid the eye area, and rinse thoroughly. Oleo-limestone liniment is applied to a cotton pad for nappy-area cleansing without rinsing — no water needed. Always test on a small area first and keep bath water lukewarm.

Exfoliate 1–2 times a week — not daily — certified organic facial scrubs are available in formulas suited to sensitive, dry, normal, and combination-to-oily skin. Apply to damp skin after cleansing, massage in light circular motions for 30–60 seconds, and rinse well. Avoid irritated, sunburnt, or broken skin, and always follow with a hydrolat mist and a moisturiser. The certified organic hydrating face mask can be applied to freshly cleansed skin once or twice a week for an extra comfort step.

After cleansing: certified organic hydrolats and toning lotion — certified organic hydrolats are alcohol-free, ready to use without dilution, and ideal immediately after cleansing. Mist onto clean skin or apply with a cotton pad to tone, rebalance, and remove hard-water residue. A wide choice of botanicals covers oily, blemish-prone, sensitive, dry, mature, and combination skin. The rose and cornflower toning lotion can be used in the same way. Refrigerate hydrolats after opening and use within the stated shelf life.

Oral cleansing — the certified organic xylitol and peppermint toothpaste is used morning and evening as a conventional toothpaste. The neutral tooth powder for children is applied to a slightly damp brush in a small amount; supervise young children and ensure they spit rather than swallow.

Essential oils in cleansing routines: raw materials that require dilution — the essential oils in this collection — citrus, mint, tea tree, eucalyptus, rosemary, helichrysum, chamomile, and others — are concentrated raw materials, not ready-to-use cleansers. They can be incorporated in small amounts into a neutral base such as a cleansing gel, soap base, vegetable oil, or clay: typically 0.5–1% for face preparations and 1–3% for body preparations. Never apply undiluted essential oils directly to skin. Avoid the eye contour. Keep photosensitising citrus oils away from sun-exposed skin. Always read the individual product page for full precautions and contraindications.

Building a complete cleansing routine — the sequence is straightforward: remove make-up first, cleanse, exfoliate once or twice a week, then tone with a hydrolat and moisturise. Evening cleansing is generally more thorough than the morning step. The certified organic skincare sets in this collection group compatible products into ready-made routines — a practical starting point if you prefer a curated approach.

These are certified organic and natural cosmetic and body care products, not medicines. If you have a skin condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are caring for a young child, consult the individual product page and seek professional advice before use.

Every product in our Skin Cleansing collection is certified natural, and a meaningful part of the range goes further with certified organic status — independently verified, not self-declared. Here is the certification framework behind this skin cleansing collection, and what each standard actually means for your daily cleansing routine.

EU Organic Farming regulation — the agricultural foundation — the baseline certification governing the agricultural origin of the certified organic plant-derived ingredients used across this skin cleansing collection. Botanicals such as lavender, calendula, rose, chamomile, aloe vera, and argan are grown without synthetic pesticides, chemical fertilisers, or GMOs — independently verified from field to harvest. This applies to the certified organic vegetable oils, oil macerates, essential oils, and hydrolats formulated into our natural skin cleansers, from cleansing foams and gels to solid soaps and shower gels.

Why certification matters for skin cleansing — cleansing products meet the skin every day, in direct contact even when rinsed off. Certified natural formulation keeps synthetic aroma chemicals and petrochemical additives out of your cleansing routine, and where organic certification applies, it also rules out synthetic pesticide residues in the raw materials. For skin cleansing products used on sensitive skin, baby skin, or during pregnancy, this is a meaningful consideration, not a marketing detail.

CosméBio — the label — the certification label carried by the certified organic formulated products within this skin cleansing collection, including cleansing foams, micellar waters, cleansing balms, facial scrubs, solid soaps, and shower gels. CosméBio is a French professional association founded in 2002 to combat greenwashing in the cosmetics market. The label confirms a finished product meets rigorous criteria for organic ingredient content, formulation conditions, ethical sourcing, and responsible packaging — verified against the COSMOS standard by an independent certifying body.

COSMOS — the standard — COSMOS (COSMetic Organic Standard) is the specifications document behind the CosméBio label. Created jointly by CosméBio, Ecocert, BDIH, ICEA, and Soil Association, it has been the reference standard since 2017. COSMOS is not a label — it is the rulebook defining what certified organic and certified natural cosmetics must contain and how they must be produced, governing both ingredient origin and formulation conditions, including restrictions on synthetic preservatives, synthetic fragrances, and petrochemical-derived ingredients.

Ecocert & Bureau Veritas — the certifying bodies — independent accredited auditors who verify that products in this skin cleansing collection comply with the COSMOS standard. Their logos on a product confirm compliance — they are not organic labels in themselves. Once a product passes their audit, the certifying body issues a certificate granting the right to carry the CosméBio label. This independent verification is what distinguishes certified organic from self-declared "natural" or "organic" claims.

Certified raw ingredients — vegetable oils and macerates — the standalone raw ingredients used across our skin cleansing formulations, including cold-pressed vegetable oils and oil macerates, are certified natural, with certified organic status under EU Organic Farming regulation and/or the COSMOS standard where indicated. Certification status is noted on each individual product page.

Certified essential oils and hydrolats — the essential oils and hydrolats used in skin cleansing are pure single-origin or single-species distillates — no synthetic additives, no dilution, no blending with non-organic material where organic certification applies. All are certified natural; certified organic status, where applicable, is verified by independent certifying bodies and specified on individual product pages.

Free from synthetic chemicals — across this entire skin cleansing collection, certified natural or certified organic — no synthetic aroma chemicals, no synthetic preservatives, no parabens, no phthalates, no petrochemical solvents, no mineral oils, no silicones. Clean formulation is the standard of entry for every natural skin cleanser in this collection.

Vegan and cruelty-free — the vast majority of products in this skin cleansing collection contain no animal-derived ingredients and are not tested on animals. Exceptions include products containing beeswax — clearly indicated on individual product pages. We do not apply a blanket vegan claim to the entire collection — check individual product pages where relevant.

Sourced predominantly from France — the vast majority of products in this skin cleansing collection are produced by specialist manufacturers and distillers located across different regions of France — Provence, the Loire Valley, the Drôme, and beyond. French organic and natural cosmetics production operates under some of the most rigorous regulatory and certification frameworks in Europe. Provenance and producer details are available on individual product pages.

For the specific certification applicable to each product, visit the individual product page. For general questions, visit our FAQ page.

Skin cleansing is a simple daily ritual with room for different textures, routines, and preferences. Our philosophy is to make it easier to find a cleanser that feels right for your skin: from a quick face wash or shower to removing makeup at the end of the day. The Skin Cleansing collection brings together natural-origin and certified organic options without treating every formula, ingredient, or skin type as interchangeable.

Cleansing is the foundation of every skincare routine — whether you prefer a light cleansing foam, a creamy milk, a micellar water, or a solid soap. A face cleanser can lift everyday dirt and excess oil; a makeup remover helps take off cosmetics; a body wash makes the shower feel fresh and comfortable. Choose by the job you want the product to do and by how your skin feels after use.

Certification belongs to the individual product — the collection includes certified natural products, and some products are certified organic under COSMOS. These are distinct claims, so check each product page for its own certification and ingredient information rather than assuming every item carries the same label. We value clear descriptions over blanket promises.

The format shapes the experience — cleansing oils and milks offer a different feel from foams and gels; micellar waters and jellies offer convenient makeup removal; scrubs add an exfoliating step when suitable for your skin. Botanical waters can be used as a refreshing step in a routine, but are not interchangeable with a face wash. Essential oils and plain carrier oils also appear in the wider selection: they are not ready-made cleansers, and essential oils should only be used as directed on their product pages.

Honest about what cleansing products can and cannot do — a cleanser is a cosmetic for washing the skin or removing makeup, not a treatment for acne, eczema, or other medical conditions. Comfort and suitability depend on the complete formula and individual skin. If irritation persists or you have an ongoing skin condition, seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional.

A collection for more than one cleansing routine — explore facial cleansing foams, micellar waters, cleansing milk and oil, body shower gels and foams, hand washes, solid soaps, and baby cleansing products. The selection also includes exfoliating scrubs, shampoo, reusable makeup-remover sponges, and skincare sets, alongside complementary botanical oils and hydrolats. Choose the format and intended use shown on each product page; not every product in this collection is a cleanser.

Skin type is a starting point, not a fixed identity — you might look for a light-feeling face wash for oily or combination skin, or prefer a creamy cleansing milk for skin that feels dry. For delicate skin, compare fragrance, ingredients, and directions rather than relying on a product name alone. Introduce new products according to their instructions and adjust your routine to what feels comfortable for you.

Thoughtful selection, without one-size-fits-all claims — from unscented washes to aromatic shower gels, the collection offers different approaches to face and body cleansing. Some products are made for babies or specific uses, while others contain essential oils or fragrance; suitability for children, pregnancy, or sensitive skin must be checked on the individual product page. We favor the right fit for your routine over a universal recommendation.

Transparency at product level — look to each product page for its ingredients, certification, directions, and precautions. That detail matters whether you are choosing a daily face cleanser, a makeup remover, a solid soap, or a botanical addition to your skincare routine.

To learn more about who we are and what drives us, read our About Us and Our Manifesto pages.

What cleansing products in this collection are best for dry skin? — A gentle face wash can leave dry skin feeling comfortable rather than tight. Explore the Sweet Almond & Argan or Calendula & Honey cleansing foams, the Cornflower & Marshmallow cleansing milk, and the Pure Olive cleansing gels. For makeup removal, the Apricot Kernel cleansing oil offers an oil-based option; rinse or remove it as directed on its product page. Follow with a moisturiser suited to your skin.

What cleansing products in this collection are best for oily or acne-prone skin? — For oily skin, a gentle daily cleanse helps remove excess surface oil without harsh scrubbing. Compare the Citrus cleansing foam, micellar water, and Pure Olive & Montmorillonite solid soap, and check each product’s directions for facial use. The Citrus facial scrub is an occasional exfoliating step, not a substitute for a daily cleanser. These are cosmetic options, not acne treatments; persistent or severe acne is best discussed with a dermatologist.

What is the difference between a shower gel, a cleansing gel, and a cleansing foam? — These names describe different cleansing formats, not a guarantee that every formula suits every part of the body. Shower gels and shower foams are options for washing in the shower; cleansing gels include formulas for different uses, including a hand wash, intimate cleanser and baby cleanser. Face cleansing foams offer a lighter-feeling facial wash. Check the individual product page for its intended use, ingredients and directions before choosing one for your face, body, hair or intimate area.

What is micellar water and how is it different from a hydrolat? — Micellar water is a formulated cleanser designed to lift makeup and everyday surface impurities. A hydrolat, also called a floral water, is used mainly to refresh or tone skin after cleansing; it does not replace a cleanser when you need to remove makeup or sunscreen. This collection includes both micellar waters and hydrolats, so you can choose one step or use them in sequence according to the product directions.

Are the solid soaps in this collection sulfate-free and genuinely natural? — The solid soaps offer a bar format for cleansing, including Pure Olive, Montmorillonite and other varieties. Their ingredients and certification can differ, so check each soap’s product page for its full ingredient list and any sulfate-free or organic certification statement rather than assuming all bars have identical formulas. Every product in the collection is certified natural; organic certification applies to some products, as indicated individually.

Can vegetable oils or essential oils be used as part of a cleansing routine? — The Apricot Kernel cleansing oil is made for an oil-based cleansing step. Plain vegetable oils such as sweet almond or apricot kernel oil have different textures and may be used to help loosen makeup, then wiped away gently; follow with a suitable cleanser if needed, and check the product’s directions. Essential oils are concentrated aromatic ingredients, not stand-alone facial cleansers. Never apply them undiluted to skin; follow each product’s safety guidance, particularly for children and during pregnancy.

What are hydrolats and how do I use them in a cleansing routine? — Hydrolats, or floral waters, are aromatic waters produced during plant distillation. After washing your face, use a hydrolat such as Damask Rose, Cornflower, Orange Blossom or Fine Lavender as a refreshing step if its product directions permit. They can add a light sensory finish, but are not a replacement for a face wash or makeup remover. Check the individual label for storage instructions and suitability for your skin.

What is the difference between a vegetable oil and an oil macerate? — A vegetable oil is obtained from oil-bearing plant material, such as sweet almond or apricot kernels. An oil macerate is made by infusing plant material into a carrier oil; this collection includes Calendula, Rose and Carrot oil macerates. Both can be part of a skincare routine, but neither should be confused with a formulated rinse-off cleanser. Read the individual product page for its base oil, ingredients and suggested use.

Are these cleansing products safe for sensitive skin? — Sensitive skin varies from person to person. Consider a simple cleansing routine and compare the ingredients and directions of the Neutral cleansing gel, Pure Olive cleansing gel, or Calendula & Honey face cleansing foam. Fragrance and botanical ingredients can still cause sensitivity. Patch-test a new product if you are prone to reactions, avoid known allergens, and seek professional advice for persistent skin concerns.

Are these cleansing products safe for use during pregnancy? — Suitability depends on the individual formula and how it is used. For a pregnancy skincare routine, start by checking the ingredient list and directions on the product page of any cleansing gel, foam, micellar water or oil you are considering. Do not assume an essential oil is suitable because it is natural or organic; consult a qualified healthcare professional before using essential oils during pregnancy.

Can I use these products on my baby or young child? — Look for products specifically labelled for babies, such as the Pure Olive baby shower gel, Calendula & Honey baby cleansing gel, Calendula baby cleansing milk and baby liniment. Follow the age guidance and directions on the individual product page, and check the ingredients if your child has sensitive skin. Products intended for adults, especially essential oils, should not be assumed suitable for babies or young children.

What does "cold-pressed" mean for vegetable oils? — Cold-pressed describes oil extracted by mechanical pressing without deliberately applying high heat during extraction. It tells you about the production method, not whether an oil is a complete facial cleanser or suitable for every skin type. Check each vegetable oil’s product page for its extraction method and recommended cosmetic uses.

What is the difference between "certified organic" and "natural"? — Organic and natural describe different product claims. Every item in this collection is certified natural, while some also carry COSMOS organic certification. Do not assume that a natural product is certified organic: look at the individual product page for its certification and ingredient details before choosing.

Where can I find detailed information about each product? — Open a product page for its current ingredients, directions, suitability information and certification details. For more general information, visit our FAQ page. To learn more about us, read About Us and Our Manifesto.