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iS Clinical's daily-cleansing entry point — gentle gel cleanser with willow bark (natural salicylic acid source), sugar cane (natural AHA source), Camellia oleifera (white tea), and Centella asiatica. The dermatologist-and-spa-favorite low-irritation daily wash that doesn't strip the barrier or trigger reactive skin. Pairs perfectly with the brand's actives-led treatment serums — lets you run Active Serum or Pro-Heal without compounding irritation from the cleanse step.
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Cleansing Complex by iS Clinical is formulated for sensitive, acne-prone, normal, combination skin. iS Clinical's daily-cleansing entry point — gentle gel cleanser with willow bark (natural salicylic acid source), sugar cane (natural AHA source), Camellia oleifera (white tea), and Centella asiatica. The dermatologist-and-spa-favorite low-irritation daily wash that doesn't strip the barrier or trigger reactive skin. Pairs perfectly with the brand's actives-led treatment serums — lets you run Active Serum or Pro-Heal without compounding irritation from the cleanse step.
The key active ingredients in Cleansing Complex are Centella Asiatica, Panthenol, Salicylic Acid. It's known for: natural salicylic acid + AHA from willow bark + sugar cane and Centella asiatica + panthenol for soothing.
Yes, Cleansing Complex targets sensitivity, acne. natural salicylic acid + AHA from willow bark + sugar cane
Cleansing Complex retails for around $48, which places it in the mid range for cleansers. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: mild active concentration limits effect as a treatment cleanser; rinses out fast — short contact time; premium pricing for a gel cleanser ($48).
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