Farmstay Peptide 9 Super Vitalizing Cleansing Foam

It's a gentle foaming cleanser that lifts away makeup, excess oil and the day's build-up, then rinses clean. The creamy lather leaves skin feeling soft and fresh rather than tight. Part of Farmstay's Peptide9 range, it works as an everyday face wash suitable for all skin types, morning and evening.

It's formulated for all skin types. The gentle, creamy foam suits normal and combination skin especially well, cleansing without stripping. Drier skin can use it comfortably too, ideally following with a hydrating toner and moisturiser. Oilier skin will appreciate how cleanly it rinses without leaving residue.

Yes. It's designed as an everyday cleanser for use morning and evening. As a rinse-off product, its contact time with skin is brief. If your skin ever feels tight afterwards, follow promptly with toner and moisturiser, or reduce to once daily though most people find twice-daily use comfortable.

It lifts away light makeup, sunscreen and daily grime well. For heavier or long-wear makeup, use an oil cleanser or micellar water first, then follow with this foam as the second step of a double cleanse. That two-step approach leaves skin thoroughly clean without scrubbing.

Wet your face with lukewarm water, then work a small amount of the foam between damp hands and massage over skin in gentle circular motions. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry. A little goes a long way, so you don't need much to build a soft, cushioning lather across the whole face.

Yes it contains added fragrance and some fragrance components, listed at the end of the ingredients. Most people tolerate this well in a rinse-off product, since it's on skin only briefly. If your skin is highly fragrance-reactive, patch-test first or choose a fragrance-free cleanser as the gentlest option.

Farmstay names this its Peptide9 range, and peptides are well known in skincare for their conditioning reputation. In a rinse-off cleanser their contact time is short, so this product's real job is gentle, comfortable cleansing. It's a wash from a peptide-themed line rather than a leave-on peptide treatment.