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Cleansers & Makeup Removers
غسول، ميسيلار، بلسم تنظيف، زيت تنظيف.
139 products · 44 brands · from 45 EGP
- Cash on delivery
- Delivery in 12–72 hours, all governorates
- Free advice from licensed pharmacists
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Neutrogena Neutrogena Spot Controlling Face Wash Oil-Free Cleanser for Clear & Smooth Skin 200ml280 EGPSave 20 EGP
300 EGP -
Neutrogena Neutrogena Skin Clearing Purifying Wash with Salicylic Acid 150ml – Oil Control Face Cleanser for Blemish-Prone Skin265 EGPSave 20 EGP
285 EGP -
Neutrogena Neutrogena Deep Clean Daily Exfoliating Cleanser 150ml – Gentle Face Scrub for Oily & Combination Skin189 EGPSave 31 EGP
220 EGP -
Dermatique Labs Purifying Cleansing Gel 125ML – Ultimate Powerful Solution for Oily Skin Control160 EGPSave 160 EGP
320 EGP -
Parkville Pharma Starville Acne Prone Skin Facial Cleanser – Deep Cleansing & Oil Controlfrom 80 EGP
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Whether your skin is oily, dry, sensitive or acne-prone, cleansing is the first step of any routine. Options here range from bars like Kolagra Salicylic Acid Soap (65 EGP) to gels and foams such as Bioderma Sebium and CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser, plus micellar water and wipes for removing makeup. They differ in texture, active ingredients and skin type, with prices from 45 to over 1,100 EGP.
How to choose
- Match the label to your skin: oily/combination, dry, or sensitive formulas clean differently.
- Oily or acne-prone skin may prefer gels with salicylic acid or niacinamide, like Effaclar or Derma L.
- Dry or sensitive skin usually does better with hydrating cleansers such as CeraVe or Kolanog Ultra-Calming.
- Wear makeup? Remove it first with micellar water or wipes, then use your regular cleanser.
- Local options start under 100 EGP; ask the pharmacist if you use prescription acne creams.
Frequently asked questions
How many times a day should I wash my face?
For most people, twice a day, morning and night, is enough. Washing more often, especially with strong cleansers, may strip the skin and leave it tight or oilier. After heavy sweating or a workout, an extra wash with a gentle cleanser is fine.
Is a soap bar okay for my face?
Some bars are made for the face, like Kolagra Salicylic Acid Soap for oily skin or Eva glycerin soap for dry skin. Regular body soap can be harsh. If your skin feels tight or stings after washing, switch to a gentler gel or cream cleanser.
Will a cleanser clear my acne?
A cleanser stays on your skin for under a minute, so it may support oil control and help keep pores clear, but it won't replace a full routine. For persistent or painful breakouts, ask the pharmacist or see a dermatologist.
Do I need micellar water if I already have a cleanser?
If you wear makeup or sunscreen daily, micellar water or wipes like StarVille help lift them before washing. Without makeup, a regular cleanser is usually enough. Wipes are handy for travel but shouldn't replace washing with water.
Is an expensive cleanser always better?
Not necessarily. Imported brands like La Roche-Posay and Bioderma cost more partly due to import costs, while local options from Eva, Kolanog or StarVille may suit you well. Choose by skin type and ingredients, and ask the pharmacist if unsure. Delivery takes 12–72 hours with cash on delivery.
General information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own case.
