Lipikar AP+ Gentle Foaming Cleansing Oil, with Shea Butter

I used to use the La Roche-Posay Lipikar AP+ Gentle Moisturizing Body Wash, but after trying the Lipikar AP+ Gentle Foaming Cleansing Oil, I actually prefer this one. My skin feels softer, more hydrated, and more thoroughly cleansed after using it. I love that it’s fragrance-free and soap-free, and it cleanses without leaving my skin feeling stripped or dry. The oil-based formula feels especially nourishing. One thing that made an even bigger difference for me: immediately after showering, I apply the La Roche-Posay Lipikar AP+MAX Triple Repair Moisturizing Body Cream while my skin is still slightly damp. Using these two products together has made a huge difference in how soft, smooth, and hydrated my skin feels. If you have very dry or sensitive skin, I definitely recommend trying the Foaming cleansing oil & AP+MAX body cream combination. This has become my go-to routine.

This cleanser has totally changed my face for the better. My skin is less oily, its a lot brighter, its softer, and it doesnt irritate my skin. I have combination skin and nothing has worked for me as well as this.

I've tried many oil cleansers and this is the one I'll stick with. I have seasonal combination dry skin (dry all over in the winter, normal with dry T-zone in spring and summer). I've used Bioderma shower oil (the huge bottle, not the biosensi one which I heard was a good one but haven't tried it), Purito oil cleanser, manyo original oil cleanser, all types of Banila Co cleansing balms, Anua oil cleanser, and in the past 2 weeks, this La Roche Posay (LRP) oil cleanser. It's the only cleanser that neither dries out my skin nor breaks me out. Here's a crash course on oil cleansers: there are oil based oil cleansers and there are water-based oil cleansers. Sounds confusing, I know. When you read the ingredient list, if the first ingredient is water, it is a water-based oil cleanser, otherwise, it's an oil-based oil cleanser. Both types work by dissolving the grime and makeup on your face with an oil or lipid, then emulsifying that gross oil with water to make it rinse off clean and not leave your face greasy. The oil-based oil cleansers have to be applied on dry face with dry hands, then emulsified by adding a bit of water, then rinsed off. The water-based oil cleansers can be applied on wet face since they contain water already, and they tend to foam up (emulsify) very easily. Among the cleansers I've used, manyo, Purito, Banila Co, and Anua were oil-based oil cleansers. They are excellent at removing makeup and exfoliating dead skin. They tend to break me out though, despite me emulsifying them very thoroughly and double cleanse with a facial soap afterwards. Bioderma and LRP are water based and they don't exfoliate so well, but they also don't break me out. They do a decent job at cleansing my face. I don't wear makeup except lipstick and they can take care of that easily. I do wear sunscreen, but that's not something I can be sure whether they can remove completely or not. Bioderma is cheap but leaves my skin a bit dry. LRP is cheap, just not as cheap as Bioderma, and does not dry out my skin at all. TL:DR: If you have very dry skin that's not prone to breakout, and/or you wear heavy makeup, and/or you want an excellent exfoliator, use an oil-based oil cleanser (manyo, Anua, Banila Co...) Make sure you start with dry face, dry hands, massage thoroughly before adding a bit of water to emulsify, then then rinse off. Your face should not feel oily afterwards, but if it does, try double cleanse with a foaming cleanser afterwards. If you have dry-ish skin that's prone to breakouts, try a water-based oil cleanser (LRP, Bioderma, Cerave...). With these you can actually double cleanse with the same cleanser, in case it doesn't take all of your makeup off in one go.

Used this daily for a month straight, paired with the Lipikar AP+ moisturizing cream. It cleans thoroughly without drying out my skin or leaving it tight, my skin feels soft and comfortable after every wash. Works great as a daily face and body cleanser. Happy with the results.

While this is typically more than I would spend on face wash, you get a lot for your money. It also makes skin feel soft and fresh. I never have any irritation with this.

I’d been using the Tatcha cleansing oil for a few years but have been finding it costly at $50 every six months. I have moderate rosacea. As a result, my skin is very sensitive and reactive so I have to be careful about the products I use. After endlessly researching for months, I decided to try the Lipkar foaming cleansing oil. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now and so far it’s been working great for me. My skin didn’t react negatively and it’s really gentle. This cleansing oil does a good job at removing my makeup (sunscreen, concealer, foundation, waterproof mascara, and blush). I only need two pumps of the oil to remove all my makeup. I love that it comes in a pump because I can easily use one hand to dispense the oil. My skin doesn’t feel stripped after washing my face. I follow it with Bioderma Sensebio micellar water to make sure no make up remains. The cotton pads usually come back pretty clean that some nights I skip this step. The product is technically fragrance free but it does have a bit of a smell which I suspect is the minerals in the product. It doesn’t bother me enough to stop using it. At $20 it’s a solid product.

It's a very good product, I love it, it's super subtle with sensitive skin, it helped me too much to control my acne outbreaks and improve my skin barrier, it's also an excellent ally after removing makeup🫶🏻

I originally bought this thinking it was a cleansing oil, so I realized I ordered the wrong product. But I ended up liking it! It’s gentle enough for both my face and body, has a very mild scent, and doesn’t leave my skin feeling dry or tight. Overall, I’m happy with it.

I absolutely 💯 love this body wash. I have sensitive skin and this has worked magic to relieve dryness and itchiness from hard water. The refillable pack is great value and easy to decant into travel bottles

I promise I am not a La Roche Posay rep. I have tried and been through many products to assist with skin texture, evening out tones, and HYDRATION. I honestly can say without question, that La Roche Posay in general is top tier for skin improvement and if you are looking for quality in any area they have it. You get what you pay for and if you are willing to spend the extra money for the quality, i promise you you wont regret it their products are top tier. For me it has improved my skin texture, tone, and hydration i wish i would have tried it sooner.

Absolutely worth every cent. Highly recommended

L’ha acquistato la mia ragazza e ne è rimasta molto soddisfatta. È un olio detergente delicato che deterge efficacemente senza seccare la pelle, lasciandola morbida e ben idratata anche dopo l’uso quotidiano. La profumazione è leggera e piacevole, mentre la texture si risciacqua facilmente senza lasciare residui. Il formato refill è inoltre una scelta pratica ed ecologica, ideale per chi utilizza già il flacone originale. Un prodotto di qualità, particolarmente indicato per pelli sensibili o secche. Lo ricomprerebbe sicuramente. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

My little one uses this since he was born. great on his skin. helps with dryness, eczema and sensible skin