Epionce Lytic Gel Cleanser is an invigorating cleanser and is suitable for oily and problem skin types. It is paraben-free, fragrance-free, and non-comedogenic. It is a refreshing anti-microbial cleanser that effectively removes dirt, oil, and makeup. Moreover, it does not cause dryness or strip the skin barrier. Also, it helps clear the pose to improve oily and acne-prone skin symptoms. The key ingredients in this cleanser are Willow bark extract, Marshmallow root extract, and Menthol. The cleanser is housed in a heavy glass bottle with a pump.

My Thoughts

This cleanser can be used to cleanse skin prior to chemical peel or microdermabrasion. It can also be used as a body wash to help treat acne, dermatitis, and psoriasis. It can even be used as a shampoo to help seborrheic dermatitis. This is indeed a multitasking product. I use a pump or two of this cleanser on my wet face and massage it onto my skin, it does sting a little on the eyes. Then I wash with warm water, and my skin feels clean, hydrated, and ready for the next step in my skincare routine.

I use a cleansing oil or balm as a first cleanse when I have full-on makeup on my face or when I use mascara or some waterproof or long-lasting makeup. Then I follow with this cleanser and then to my treatment products. This has been a nice addition to my cleansers and is very refreshing. There is a subtle lemony (acidy) smell when I use this. It does lather but not much. It does not make my existing breakouts or my skin dry.

Lytic Gel Cleanser is a nice addition to my cleansers and is very refreshing. I would totally recommend it to someone with combination, oily, or problem skin types. Even for most types of dermatitis, I have used it as a shampoo once for my itchy scalp and did feel calmness on my scalp. I am definitely going to try more from this skincare line.

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