Medi-Peel Dutch Tea Bubble Cleanser

It is a gentle bubbling gel cleanser that lifts away makeup, oil and everyday impurities, leaving skin feeling fresh and comfortably clean. Formulated with tea tree leaf water, Centella asiatica and several forms of hyaluronic acid, it gives a light daily cleanse well suited to combination and blemish-prone skin. Available at Beauty Bar.

Apply a small amount to a damp face and massage gently in circular motions to work up a light lather, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Use it morning and evening as the cleansing step of your routine. Follow with toner and the rest of your skincare. Avoid the direct eye area.

It works as a daily cleanser and helps lift light makeup, but for heavier or long-wear makeup it is best used as the second step after an oil cleanser or micellar water, in a double-cleanse. On a no-makeup day it works well on its own to keep skin feeling fresh and clean.

Yes, it is gentle enough for daily use, morning and evening. Its mild bubbling formula cleanses without leaving skin feeling tight. If your skin is on the drier side, once daily in the evening may be enough, with a simple rinse in the morning. Follow with a hydrating toner and moisturiser.

Its tea tree and Centella-based formula makes it a popular choice for combination and blemish-prone skin that wants a fresh, clean feel. As a rinse-off cleanser it is one step in a routine rather than a treatment, so pair it with leave-on products suited to your concerns for the best overall result.

It is formulated to cleanse without stripping, and includes several forms of hyaluronic acid to help skin feel comfortable rather than tight after rinsing. That said, any cleanser is only on the skin briefly, so always follow with a hydrating toner and moisturiser, especially if your skin tends to feel dry.

It contains tea tree leaf oil and botanical extracts, which carry a natural scent. If your skin is sensitive or reactive, patch test on the inner arm before regular use. Because it rinses off quickly, contact time is short, but anyone with a known tea-tree or fragrance sensitivity should introduce it gradually.