Lamelin Moisture Foaming Cleansing Foam Hyaluronic

This is a gentle foaming cleanser that removes makeup, sweat, and oil while adding moisture during cleansing. It combines saponified fatty acids (palmitic, lauric, stearic) as cleansers with glycerin and sodium hyaluronate (0.1%) as humectants. The hyaluronic acid attracts water to skin while you cleanse, creating a hydrating rinse-off experience ideal for combination skin.

This contains sodium hyaluronate at 0.1%, a modest concentration that functions as an in-use humectant—it binds water to skin while you cleanse. Because it's rinsed off immediately, any moisture boost is temporary and modest. For lasting hydration, pair this cleanser with a hydrating toner or serum immediately after cleansing.

Yes. This foam contains fragrance, plus two specific fragrance allergens: limonene (citrus, potential phototoxin) and linalool (floral, common contact allergen). If you have fragrance sensitivity, reactive skin, or use vitamin C or retinol, avoid this product. Fragrance is the leading cause of cosmetic contact allergy, so patch test first if unsure.

Yes, this cleanser contains methylparaben and propylparaben as preservatives. Both are safe at cosmetic-use levels and approved globally, but if you prefer paraben-free skincare, this isn't the right choice. Paraben sensitivity is uncommon but worth avoiding if it's a personal preference.

This works best for combination to oily skin. The saponified fatty-acid base is effective but can be stripping for very dry skin if used twice daily. If your skin feels tight after cleansing, use once daily (evening) and pair with a hydrating toner or essence. For very dry skin, a cream cleanser may suit better.

Wet your face, apply pea-sized amount, lather gently for 30–60 seconds, rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Use once or twice daily. If skin feels dry or tight, reduce to once daily (evenings). This is a rinse-off cleanser, so follow immediately with a hydrating toner to lock in moisture.

Use caution. This cleanser contains two fragrance allergens (limonene and linalool) plus parabens, both known contact triggers. If you have eczema, rosacea, active inflammation, or fragrance sensitivity, test on your inner arm first. If sensitivity occurs, switch to a fragrance-free, paraben-free cream cleanser.