Epione Cleanser Serum

Being the skeptic that I am, my friend persuaded me to purchase this product, this item became apart of my daily regiment,I followed the directions applying and gently massaging the product onto my face , after a few uses I notice my face starting to have a glow, my face does not feel dry after use, feels very smooth to the touch, glad I purchased.

Does not moisturize at all. I broke out at 60 from using this product

I really like this cleanser very much. No question. But I don’t like the price. 😌 Sorry. May be a little bit bigger in size or same size a little bit reduced price!! My suggestion!

Doesn't over dry your skin and goes on smoothly. Cleanser has a silky feel and doesn't foam (some foaming cleansers can dry out your skin). Leaves your skin feeling soft!

This Epione "Cleanser Serum" is a facial cleanser, the word "serum" is misleading. It lathers and cleans adequately, but it's way overpriced. It has a fancy outer presentation box, but the inner bottle is plastic and cheap-looking. More importantly, the product itself isn't that impressive and the ingredients don't justify the price. The primary ingredient is SLS (common sulfate surfactant that's in body wash, shampoos, etc.), and it also contains parabens. I should have done more research before ordering it. The product line is linked to celebrity-linked dermatologist, the hype around fame seems to be the reason for the markup, not superior formulation or ingredients.Full list of ingredients:Water, Cetyl Alcohol, Propylene Glycol, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Stearyl Alcohol, Propylparaben, Butylparaben.

Epione Cleanser Serum is a yellowish but clear cleanser rather than being a creamy cleanser. It doesn’t foam, but it turns white like a milky cleanser when I massage a small amount on my wet face. I don’t notice any fragrance. I have dry, sensitive skin and this cleanser leaves my skin clean without feeling irritated. At first, it didn’t feel too drying but it also didn’t feel like it left my dry skin supple or hydrated like some of my favorite cleansers. After longer term use, my skin started feeling on the dry side and wasn’t as calm and hydrated as it feels when I use my favorite cleansers. I stopped using it as my dry skin feels better with other products.I’m surprised this spendy cleanser has the cheap surfactant sodium lauryl sulfate, which is often sensitizing and gets a “poor” rating by Paula’s Choice. I avoid sulfates in all my products as I’ve had skin, hair and even mouth issues from using products with it. I didn’t focus on the gact it has sulfates as the page says this is sulfate free, though elsewhere lists sulfates as an ingredient. I like that this is fragrance free but dislike the sulfates and parabens. While I didn’t experience major issues, I’m not impressed with the ingredients or how my dry skin felt with longer term use. My skin is more comfortable and hydrated using my sulfate and paraben free cleansers that have superior ingredients. Not terrible but also not recommended. 2.5 stars.Ingredients: Water, Cetyl Alcohol, Propylene Glycol, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Stearyl Alcohol, Propylparaben, Butylparaben.

This cleanser removes any makeup I might have on and it leaves my skin feeling wonderful. It takes a small amount and you apply it to your face (after you have moistened it with water) and you massage the gel in circular motions and you will see it turn white. Use it daily and even at night before you complete your normal regimen. You will not not regret using this cleanser. It not only cleanses but it also leaves your skin nice.

Read the description very carefully before purchasing, this is 1 oz—about the size of your average eye cream—of cleanser. That's less than many travel and trial sizes I've got, and for the cost, just, yikes, even if it was spectacular that seems impossible to justify.And it's not spectacular, it's just…barely OK. It's a gel cleanser, that seems pretty similar to most others. Didn't leave my skin dry, or irritate it, but that's a pretty low bar when the cost is this high. Lots of bulky—to the point of wild excess—exterior packaging, but nothing function-wise that makes this come even close to feeling worthwhile.Also might want to Google the "doctor" behind this product line, or at least the one behind the product name, Simon Ourian, as there's quite a story there, and none of it good. Actually didn't even know the connection until recently, but once I did, the shoddy products at high prices actually made a lot more sense.