Kiehl's has just released its highly anticipated Centella Skin-Calming Facial Cleanser ($28.50 for 8.4 oz). The gentle, soap-free formula has been especially created for sensitive skin. The latest addition to the Kiehl's Dermatologist Solutions line, it contains potent formulas that have been developed and evaluated by dermatologists.
It is made with aloe (to soothe and comfort skin) chamomile extract (to calm skin), and centella asiatica (tiger herb), an ingredient known for its recovery properties. It also helps skin retain moisture and it removes makeup and dirt without causing common irritations known to sensitive skin such as burning, stinging, itching and tightness. It can be used with or without water in the mornings and evenings and is free of alcohol, fragrance and dyes. I can't wait to try it!
Cotswold Company
Giuseppe Zanotti
Anna Sui
Can't wait to read the review!!
1Hmmm I think I'm just goign to stick with my tea tree oil, it works wonders!
2I like what I se already. I think sometimes people become so caught up in all these $$$ products assuming they work THAT muh better because they cost more, hardly the case.
I also feel like some people over do what they use on their face. A simple cleanser and moisturizer is all you need. I mean take it from people like Sohpia Loren.
3Kiehl's products are so nice...they recently put a Kiehl's counter in the Bloomingdales I go to and I bought the coriander body wash, one of their tinted lip glosses, and a couple of other things. I was very pleased with all of them!
I would try this product for sure. My face is somewhat sensitive so I use Cetaphil cleanser (have been for most of my life!) and haven't found anything that works as well for me. But this sounds like it could be quite similar to Cetaphil.
4I love to try new products
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