Collection: Cleansing Gels

Face cleansing gels provide a fresh, water-based way to remove daily impurities, excess residue and the remains of skincare or make-up from the skin. The Glamu Cleansing Gels collection brings together gel and facial wash formulas for different skin types, textures and routine preferences, making it easier to choose an everyday cleanser that feels comfortable and practical to use at home.

Explore balanced and gentle facial cleansers, low-pH cleansing gel and formulas featuring ingredients such as AHA and BHA acids, salicylic acid, snail mucin, black rice or green plum. Each cleanser has its own ingredient combination, texture and recommended use. Some products focus on a soft, moisture-conscious cleansing experience, while exfoliating-acid formulas require particular attention to their individual directions and the rest of your skincare routine.

When choosing a cleansing gel, consider how your skin feels after washing, how often you cleanse and which active ingredients are already present in your routine. Apply the recommended amount to the skin as directed, massage gently without aggressive rubbing and rinse thoroughly when instructed. Avoid the eye area unless the label clearly states that the product is suitable for it, and do not assume that every facial wash can remove all types of make-up on its own.

A cleansing gel can be used in the morning, evening or both when the individual formula and your skin are suited to that frequency. In the evening, remove persistent make-up or sunscreen first when necessary, then follow with the gel as a second cleansing step. Continue with toner, serum and moisturiser according to your preferences. Introduce acid-based cleansers gradually and check each product page and label for ingredients, suitability and use.

Questions & Answers

How do I choose a face cleansing gel for my skin?

Consider your skin type, how it feels after washing and the ingredients already used in your routine. Choose a gentle or moisture-focused cleanser for a comfortable feel, or consider a specialised formula only when its directions and ingredients suit your needs.

What is the difference between cleansing gel and cleansing foam?

The main difference is usually texture and how the formula lathers. Cleansing gels begin with a gel consistency and may create little or moderate foam, while foaming cleansers generally produce more lather. Cleansing strength depends on the complete formula, not foam level alone.

Can cleansing gel remove make-up?

Some facial cleansing gels can remove light residue, but they might not fully dissolve persistent eye, lip or long-wearing make-up. Use a suitable make-up remover first when needed and follow with cleansing gel according to its directions.

How often can I use a cleanser with AHA, BHA or salicylic acid?

Frequency depends on the individual concentration, formula and your existing routine. Follow the product label, introduce acid-based cleansers gradually and avoid combining several exfoliating products without checking their compatibility.

Should I use face cleansing gel in the morning and evening?

Many facial cleansers can fit a morning or evening routine, but twice-daily use is not ideal for everyone. Follow the label and adjust the frequency according to how your skin feels after cleansing.