cleanser
- noun
- /ˈklɛnzər/
- You may want to consider switching your cleanser to a more gentle one.
- use cleanser
Honestly, it's just a nice cleanser so gentle on your skin.
- Honestly, it's just a nice cleanser so gentle on your skin.
- Here we have cleanser, I just need a couple of drops.
- So I've been putting the cleanser on a dry face lately.
- So this is a nice foaming cleanser that's non stripping.
- I like oil to milk cleanser on my makeup removing pad.
- This is one of my favorite cleansers at the moment.
- Next I'm just going to rub the cleanser on my lips.
- I've never ever used a cleanser that's left my skin this soft.
- It's just the perfect cleanser in my eyes.
- My problem with cleansers are they're so bloody expensive now.
- This will be my soy face cleanser from fresh.
- Use the cleanser to clean off oil, dust and makeup residue.
Examples
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And this is the Skin Rescue deep cleanser with red clay.
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But like I said, this cleanser is for all skin types.
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This is the cleanser I am currently using.
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It's just the perfect cleanser in my eyes.
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Does she have any cleanser?
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Honestly, it's just a nice cleanser so gentle on your skin.
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When you wash your face, use a gentle cleanser created from organic merchandise.
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Use the cleanser to clean off oil, dust and makeup residue.
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In the shower, I use a water-activated gel cleanser.
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This gentle cleanser works well for sensitive skin.
Synonyms
A product that takes stains, makeup, or old paint off surfaces
A thick gentle liquid that removes dirt and makeup from the face
A thick, creamy face wash that removes dirt and makeup while leaving skin soft
A thick lotion used to clean the skin, especially the face
A face product with a creamy, milk-like texture that removes makeup and oil
A liquid or powder that you use to clean skin, objects, and surfaces
A cleaning product like soap that makes many bubbles in water
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Etymology
Cleanser comes from the simple word clean and the ending -er. Clean means 'free from dirt' and -er makes it 'something that cleans', so a cleanser is a product used to remove dirt or oil from the skin or other surfaces.