Looking for cruelty-free cleansers for normal, combination or oily skin? I have combination skin and I HATE cleansers that leave a residue. These are not those cleansers. Trust me.

Naturopathica Aloe Cleansing Gel – A natural cleanser that rinses completely clean without leaving the skin feeling tight or stripped. The number one ingredient is aloe vera – which helps to soothe skin and prevent sun damage and premature aging. Also great to use after a day at the beach or the pool. Vegan. No sulfates or parabens. Contains organic lavender and rose oils. If you like Ylang Ylang or earthy scents, you’ll love the smell of this cleanser.

Sibu Sea Buckthorn Facial Cleanser – Another great, natural cleanser with no SLS or parabens. Sibu’s cleanser also rinses away completely, leaving no residue – just soft, clean skin. It contains small particles for light exfoliation. Sea buckthorn is an Omega 7 and antioxidant superfruit that has been shown to revitalize skin and prevent premature aging. (Note: not for vegans due to silk amino acids.)

Riversol Foaming Gel Cleanser – Canadian brand, Riversol’s normal to oily skin cleanser contains thujaplicin (thoo-ya-pli-cin), a potent antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antibiotic – perfect for acne-prone skin, rosacea and sensitive skin. No fragrance means it smells well…natural…but is safe for sensitive skin. Rinses clean.

Absolution L’Eau Soir et Matin – a toner and cleanser in one from the French brand with killer packaging, Absolution! All natural and certified organic. Use with a cotton pad to remove dirt and makeup. Leaves your skin feeling fresh and clean – not dried out. Essential oils and flower waters combined with Vitamin E, witch hazel and aloe vera tone and cleanse gently. Use after cleansing with a gel-based cleanser for an ultimate deep clean.

Did you enjoy this article? Sign up to get My Beauty Bunny delivered hot and fresh to your inbox! Enter your email address:

My Beauty Bunny does not accept compensation for any product reviews; Press samples have been provided for this purpose. Opinions are the author’s own. Article may contain affiliate links.