Both foam and rinse clean. One adds a clay-mask step and vitamin care; the other keeps it gentle and simple. Here's how to choose.
Side by side
- Freshly Juiced Vitamin Mask Cleanser — a foaming clay (kaolin) cleanser you can leave on oilier areas for a minute. Vitamin C, glutathione, niacinamide, a gentle PHA and tangerine peel powder. Light citrus scent from orange peel oil — not fragrance-free.
- Gentle Black Facial Cleanser — a mild, creamy foam described as low-pH, with amino-acid cleansers, beta-glucan, centella and ceramide NP. No fragrance or essential oils listed.
Choose the Mask Cleanser if…
- Your skin is normal, combination or oily.
- You want a glow-focused cleanse and a quick mask on oily areas.
- Citrus scent doesn't bother your skin.
Choose the Gentle Black Facial Cleanser if…
- Your skin is sensitive or dry, or you avoid fragrance.
- You want a daily cleanser that doesn't leave skin tight.
- You need a second cleanse after an oil or balm.
Using both
Use the Gentle Black Facial Cleanser daily, and the Mask Cleanser a few times a week on oilier areas. Background: is your cleanser stripping your skin? and cleanser textures explained.
FAQ
What's the difference between a mask cleanser and a regular cleanser?
A mask cleanser can be left on briefly as a mask before rinsing; a regular cleanser is massaged in and rinsed right away.
Which cleanser is better for sensitive skin?
The mild, fragrance-free Gentle Black Facial Cleanser is the safer daily choice.
Can I use a mask cleanser every day?
Oily and combination skin often can; dry or sensitive skin should use it a few times a week at most.
Note: figures come from cosmetic clinical/consumer studies measuring the appearance and feel of skin. They are not medical claims; individual results vary; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Always patch test.
