Ava Facial Cleanser

Description

Here, are some pointers to know about our product Ava Facial Cleanser.

Benefits

1. Fights Acne & Bacteria

• Tea Tree Oil and Triclosan are powerful antibacterial agents that help kill acne-causing bacteria and reduce breakouts.

• Keeps the skin cleaner and reduces the risk of clogged pores and inflammation.

2. Deeply Cleanses the Skin

• Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulphate and Cocamidopropyl Betaine are surfactants that produce a good lather and remove dirt, oil, and impurities from deep within pores.

• Leaves the skin feeling fresh and purified.

3. Gently Exfoliates & Brightens

• Glycolic Acid (AHA) removes dead skin cells, promoting smoother, brighter skin.

• Helps fade dark spots, acne marks, and uneven skin tone over time.

4. Soothes and Calms Irritated Skin

• Calendula Extract and Cucumber Extract are known for their calming and anti-inflammatory properties.

• Helps reduce redness, puffiness, and irritation—ideal after sun exposure or for sensitive spots.

5. Balances Oil Production

• The combination of tea tree oil, triclosan, and glycolic acid helps regulate excess sebum production, making it great for oily and combination skin.

6. Lightweight, Non-Greasy Formula

• Water-based formula (Aqua) that rinses off easily without leaving a residue or greasy film.

• Ideal for daily use, even in humid climates.

7. Quick and Easy Application

• Foaming texture spreads easily.

• Requires only 1-2 minutes of gentle massage and rinses off without hassle—great for busy routines.

Possible Side Effects

1. Skin Irritation / Dryness

• Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulphate and Glycolic Acid can strip natural oils, potentially causing dryness or irritation, especially for sensitive skin.

• Tea Tree Oil in high concentrations can also cause redness or stinging in some people.

2. Sensitivity to Sunlight

• Glycolic Acid increases photosensitivity. If you don’t use sunscreen afterward, it may lead to sunburn or pigmentation.

3. Allergic Reactions

• Triclosan, Fragrance, and Phenoxyethanol are common allergens and may cause rashes, itching, or contact dermatitis in sensitive individuals.

4. Hormonal or Environmental Concerns

• Triclosan has been linked to hormone disruption and environmental issues, which is why it is restricted or banned in several countries.

5. Eye Irritation

• Ingredients like SLES or Glycolic Acid may cause stinging or irritation if they get into the eyes.

Best For:

• Oily and acne-prone skin types (due to tea tree oil, glycolic acid, and triclosan).

• Normal skin that needs gentle exfoliation and a deep clean.

Not Ideal For:

• Very sensitive or dry skin.

• Those allergic to essential oils or synthetic fragrance.

• People avoiding Triclosan for health/environmental reasons.

Usage Tips

• Use once or twice daily.

• Always follow up with moisturizer.

• Wear sunscreen in the daytime, especially if using products with glycolic acid.

• Patch test before first use.