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Facial Cleansers

Your skincare ritual starts with the most essential—and often most transformative—step: cleansing. Glo Skin Beauty’s clinical face wash collection is crafted with clean, dermatologist-approved ingredients and powered by our advanced cleansing complex to deliver a deeper kind of clean.

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Hydra-Bright AHA Cleanser Hydra-Bright AHA Cleanser
Key Benefits
Brightens, Smooths, and Hydrates
Skin Type
  • Combination
  • Dry
  • Oily
Use
Up to Twice Daily
Key Ingredients
  • Lactic Acid
  • Moringa Seed Extract
  • Antioxidant Amino Acids
Concerns
  • Fine Lines + Wrinkles
  • Hyperpigmentation
  • Uneven Texture
Price
$59.00
Phyto-Active Enzyme Cream Cleanser Phyto-Active Enzyme Cream Cleanser
Repairs, Hydrates, and Restores
  • Combination
  • Dry
  • Oily
  • Sensitive
Up to Twice Daily
  • Plant Stem Cells
  • Papain
  • Tripeptide
  • Fine Lines + Wrinkles
  • Uneven Texture
  • Dryness + Dehydration
$73.00
Purifying Gel Cleanser Purifying Gel Cleanser
Refines, Clarifies, and Balances
  • Combination
  • Oily
  • Dry
Up to Twice Daily
  • Salicylic Acid
  • Niacinamide
  • Yucca Extract
  • Acne + Breakouts
  • Pores + Shine
  • Uneven Texture
  • Fine Lines + Wrinkles
$59.00

Why Cleansing Matters

Cleansing sets the foundation for your entire skincare regimen, and the cleanser you choose can elevate the rest of your routine. Glo Skin Beauty’s cleansers are formulated to go far beyond surface-level refreshment—each product is carefully crafted to deliver deep cleansing benefits and actively support skin health, not just strip away dirt.

Our clinical face washes feature clinically tested actives and

Frequently Asked Questions About Cleansers

  • What do facial cleansers do?

    “They remove debris, excess oil, makeup, and dead skin cells while prepping your skin for serums and moisturizers,” says Steph Scalet, Global Aesthetics Lead.

  • Is face wash a cleanser?

    “Yes. ‘Face wash’ and ‘facial cleanser’ are often used interchangeably. Whether gel, cream, or milk, a balanced cleanser leaves your skin clean and soft,” says Steph Scalet.

  • Do you need a cleanser and a face wash?

    “Not necessarily—find one that works for you. Many customers prefer different cleansers for morning and evening or swap formulas seasonally,” says Steph Scalet.

  • Can you use a hydrating cleanser for combination skin?

    “Absolutely. Even oily zones can be dehydrated. A hydrating gel or cream cleanser helps balance oil without stripping,” says Steph Scalet.

  • Which is better: foam or gel cleanser?

    “It depends on your skin type. Gel and foam formulas are great for oily or acne-prone skin, while creams and milks suit dry or sensitive types,” says Steph Scalet.

  • What type of face cleanser should I use?

    “Let your skin concerns guide you. Whether targeting breakouts, hyperpigmentation, dryness, or dullness, choose a product that supports your skin and your goals,” says Steph Scalet.

  • What is gel cleanser used for?

    “Gel cleansers deeply clean while refreshing and balancing skin—especially helpful for those managing oil or acne,” says Steph Scalet.