If you have sensitive skin, less is more when it comes to ingredients for sensitive-skin cleansers. Mild ingredients such as green tea, aloe, and chamomile can be beneficial for sensitive skin and staying away from products containing fragrances, soap, or alcohol is important. If your skin is sensitive, washing your face once a day should suffice. Avoid cleansers containing acids, like glycolic or salicylic acid, which can irritate sensitive skin. No matter what kind of skin you have, there will be a cleansers to suit you.
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