in search of a facial cleanser

[StormyDixon]

that I can get at the drugstore, comparable to mary kay timewise 3-in1 for combination skin

[prairieglitter]

You can't get it at a drugstore (that I'm aware of) but you can get it at Ulta, Sephora or online: Philosophy Purity Made Simple cleanser. Works great with all skin types. Lasts forever. As for drugstore brands, I've tried Olay cleansers in the past (the ones that come in a tube) and liked them.

[Deleted]

I'm not familiar with the Mary Kay, but I highly recommend CeraVe hydrating cleanser or Cetaphil gentle skin cleanser.

[littlemissladybug]

I'm not familiar with Mary Kay, but I use Neutragena Naturals cleanser + makeup remover.

[Deleted]

Another vote for Philosophy's Purity Made Simple. Not a drugstore, but you can get it at Ulta/Sephora/QVC.

[thatgirl]

Jul 9, 2012 17:45:31 GMT -5 @joesther said:

Another vote for Philosophy's Purity Made Simple. Not a drugstore, but you can get it at Ulta/Sephora/QVC.

I used PMS for years and now that they sold the company the new formula clogs my pores and causes milia. :@

[melaniesc]

I use Aveeno Daily facial cleanser. You can find it at CVS and even at the grocery store. I know that's where I bought my most recent one last month. I had tried Cetaphil years ago and wound up getting a horrible rash from it. Went to the dermatologist and she told me that I was allergic to prophilparaben (not sure if spelling is correct), but basically it's an ingredient that's in most cleansers. She recommended Aveeno and said it's one of the few that doesn't use it. I like Aveeno because it's light on my skin, cleans my makeup off well and doesn't cause the rash. I also tend to have dry skin and it's good with that too.