Farmstay Dr-V8 Vitamin Foam Cleansing

This vitamin-enriched foaming cleanser lifts away makeup, excess oil and daily impurities, leaving skin feeling clean, fresh and comfortable rather than tight. Its fatty-acid base creates a soft, cushiony foam, while a citrus-and-herb scent makes washing feel like a small ritual. A daily face wash for normal to oily skin.

It suits normal, combination and oily skin that wants a thorough but comfortable cleanse. The foaming, fatty-acid texture rinses away oil and makeup well, so it works nicely as a morning wash or an evening second cleanse. Very dry or sensitive skin may prefer a creamier, non-foaming cleanser instead.

The formula includes vitamin C, vitamin E and niacinamide, which are well known for skincare, but a cleanser is rinsed off after a short time, so the main job here is cleansing. Think of the vitamins as a nice bonus in the wash, not a replacement for a leave-on serum or moisturizer.

Shake the bottle to build the foam, then apply all over damp skin and massage gently. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Follow with your toner, serum and moisturizer, and sunscreen in the morning. Use morning and evening, or simply as an evening cleanse if your skin feels drier.

Because it foams and cleanses thoroughly, some people with drier skin may feel a slight tightness afterwards, which is normal for a foaming wash. The glycerin and panthenol in the formula help soften that feeling. Always follow with a moisturizer, and if tightness bothers you, use it only in the evening.

It removes light makeup, sunscreen, sweat and daily grime well as part of your routine. For heavier or long-wear makeup, use it as the second step after an oil cleanser or micellar water — the classic double-cleanse method. This leaves skin fully clean without needing to scrub or over-wash.

The formula contains fragrance, essential oils such as lemon and orange, and a cosmetic colourant (CI 19140). These are common in scented cleansers but can be a consideration for very reactive or fragrance-sensitive skin. If you're prone to irritation, patch-test first, and remember a cleanser has only brief contact with skin before rinsing.