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Noun cleanser has 1 sense
  1. cleansing agent, cleanser, cleaner - a preparation used in cleaning something
    --1 is a kind of formulation, preparation
    --1 has particulars: bathroom cleaner; dentifrice; detergent; shampoo; soap
    Derived form: verb cleanse1

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Cleansers

Definition: Cleansers are products designed to clean and remove dirt, impurities, and makeup from the skin.

Types of Cleansers:

  • Foaming Cleansers: Cleansers that create foam and are effective in removing excess oil from the skin.
  • Gel Cleansers: Cleansers with a gel-like consistency that are suitable for various skin types.
  • Cream Cleansers: Cleansers with a creamy texture that provide hydration while cleansing.
  • Oil Cleansers: Cleansers that contain oils to dissolve and remove oil-based impurities.
  • Micellar Cleansers: Cleansers that contain micelles, tiny oil molecules that attract dirt and makeup.

Sample Sentences:

  1. I always make sure to use cleansers to properly cleanse my face before bedtime.
  2. She prefers foaming cleansers as they leave her skin feeling refreshed and clean.
  3. For dry skin, cream cleansers are highly recommended due to their moisturizing properties.
  4. Oil cleansers effectively remove stubborn makeup and leave the skin nourished.
  5. Micellar cleansers are gentle yet effective at removing impurities without drying the skin.

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