Amino Acid Gentle Bubble Cleanser

If your face feels tight, squeaky or itchy after washing, the problem usually isn’t your skin — it’s your cleanser’s chemistry. Traditional foaming washes clean with harsh sulphates that strip the skin’s natural moisture along with the dirt.

Amino-acid cleansers work differently. Their cleansing agents are derived from amino acids — the same building blocks your skin is made of — so they rinse away oil, sunscreen and city grime while respecting the skin’s own barrier. The pH stays skin-friendly, the moisture stays where it belongs, and the after-feel is soft instead of squeaky.

This formula whips into a dense cloud of fine bubbles that does the work for you — no scrubbing needed. Honey extract and betaine hold hydration through the rinse, camellia flower extract adds a gentle botanical softness, and allantoin keeps even reactive skin comfortable.

The result is the rarest kind of face wash: one you can use twice a day, every day, on any skin — including the skin that complains about everything else.

Amino-Acid Clean, Not Sulphate Clean: Cleansing agents derived from amino acids wash away oil and impurities while respecting your skin’s barrier — clean without the stripped feeling.

Dense Bubble Foam That Does the Work: Knead a small amount into a rich cloud of micro-bubbles that lifts grime gently — no tugging, no scrubbing, no harshness.

Hydration That Survives the Rinse: Honey extract, betaine and sodium lactate hold moisture in the skin through washing — the after-feel is soft and supple, never tight.

Gentle Enough for Sensitive Skin: Allantoin and camellia flower extract keep the formula calm and comfortable, making it a natural choice for skin that reacts to ordinary face washes.

The True Every-Day Cleanser: Mild enough for morning and night, effective enough to be the only cleanser you need — consistency without compromise.

Paraben-Free, All Skin Types: A clean, considered formula that suits oily, dry, combination and sensitive skin alike — one bottle for the whole bathroom shelf.

Step 1 — Work up the bubbles. Dispense a coin-sized amount into wet palms and work it between your hands until a thick, cushiony foam builds.

Step 2 — Massage, don’t scrub. Glide the foam across your whole face for a minute or two of light, circular motions — the bubbles carry the effort so your fingers never have to press.

Step 3 — Rinse cool. Splash away completely with cool water, then blot your face gently with a towel. Repeat each morning and each evening.

Apply your next skincare steps while the skin still holds a touch of dampness — absorption is at its best then. External use only; keep the foam away from the eye area.

Amino-Acid Surfactants (Potassium Cocoyl Glycinate & Taurates): The heart of the formula — gentle cleansing agents built from glycine and taurine that clean thoroughly at a skin-friendly pH.

Honey Extract: A natural humectant that keeps moisture in the skin while the foam works, softening the entire cleansing experience.

Betaine & Sodium Lactate: Two moisture-binders that stop the tight, dry after-wash feeling before it starts.

Camellia Japonica Flower Extract: A prized botanical from East Asian skincare, lending its calming, softening touch to every wash.

Allantoin: The dependable skin-comforter — soothing support that keeps the formula kind to even reactive skin.

Ingredients full list: Water, Glycerin, Potassium Cocoyl Glycinate, Myristic Acid, Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate, Sodium Chloride, Potassium Hydroxide, Lauryl Glucoside, Dipropylene Glycol, Betaine, Phyllacantha Fibrosa Extract, Honey Extract, Sodium Lactate, Allantoin, Camellia Japonica Flower Extract, Carbomer, Sodium Citrate, Xanthan Gum, 1,2-Hexanediol.

What is an amino acid cleanser, and why choose one?

It’s a face wash whose cleansing agents are derived from amino acids rather than harsh sulphates. The benefit is simple: effective cleansing at a skin-friendly pH, without stripping the barrier — which is why the category has become the gold standard for gentle daily washing.

Is it good for sensitive skin?

It’s built for it. The surfactants are among the mildest that still truly clean, and allantoin with camellia keeps the formula calm. If ordinary foaming washes leave your face red or itchy, this chemistry is the usual solution.

Can oily or acne-prone skin use a gentle cleanser?

Yes — and often should. Over-stripping oily skin triggers rebound oil production; a gentle wash keeps it balanced. If you want a more targeted clarifying wash for oily, breakout-prone skin, our Turmeric Face Wash is the specialist — many customers use turmeric in the morning and this one at night.

Does it remove makeup and sunscreen?

It handles light makeup and daily sunscreen well. For heavy or waterproof makeup, use an oil-based first cleanse, then follow with this as your second, water-based step — the classic double cleanse.

Why does it foam if it has no sulphates?

Foam isn’t exclusive to sulphates — amino-acid surfactants create a finer, denser bubble that cleans just as visibly while behaving far more kindly. The bubble cloud is the signature of the formula, not a sign of harshness.

Will it dry out my skin in air-conditioned weather?

That’s exactly what it’s designed against. Honey, betaine and sodium lactate hold moisture through the rinse, so even with AC running all day, skin finishes comfortable rather than tight.

How is this different from the Turmeric Face Wash?

Two specialists: the Turmeric Face Wash clarifies oily, breakout-prone skin with tea tree and turmeric; this one is the gentle, hydrating daily wash for normal, dry, sensitive or easily-irritated skin. Choose by what your skin complains about most.