Do not just comb the facial cleanser just for reasons of friend's recommendation or tempted advertising on television. Whether it's black spots, stubborn acne, or excess oil, we all have their own complaints about the skin. Recognize your skin type and what the main problem you face, so you know what cleaning products are right for you.
A good facial cleanser should completely remove any kind of dirt, makeup residue, and dust that stick, but not strip off too much of your natural oil and healthy skin cells. Choose a cleaning product that is not too light (which makes you feel you have to wash your face twice before it feels clean), but also not too hard (make the face irritated or dry and tight after the face wash).