Favorite face wash and other skincare products?

It is a bit pricey but I love Meaningful Beauty. I get it at Ulta.

I'm 44 with combination skin, and my favorite cleanser is DHC Cleansing Oil. It seems to provide just the perfect amount of moisture for my skin, and feels so good. Plus, it removes my eye makeup while I cleanse.

For moisturizer, I use Olay Complete in the warner months and Philosophy Hope in a Jar during the colder months.

Im an Origins girl. They dont put anything bad in their products and the smells are mild and clean. I use the cleansers, moisturizers, and the Plantscription serum. Looove their under eye cool gel rollerball.

I have been using the Arbonne face products lately. I absolutely love their Genius daily resurfacing pads. I wash my face in the shower and then use one of those and it scrubs off all the stuff that I miss. It also leaves some moisturizer so I don't need to put anything else on. My pores look good and I haven't had any more dry skin issues on my face.

I like First Aid Beauty (FAB) from Sephora.

Rodan + Fields has a great set that comes with a little pie roller thingy for your face that is amazing. I LOVE my skin when i'm using it. I need to replace it though, my mom kept mine...anyone a consultant and want to do a product swap?

I use Olay foaming cleanser for sensitive skin at night along with my Clarisonic to remove my makeup. In the morning I use Aqua Glycolic facial cleanser which was recommended by my dermatologist. I order it from Amazon for the best price. IMO, it is more beneficial to spend money on a good serum and moisturizer than on a cleanser that will only be on your skin for a few minutes then washed down the drain.

If you have a Sephora near you, the Tony Moly masks are a nice treat. They are a great deal at $7.50 for 2 masks.

I have been a Perfectly Posh addict for the past few years. I was searching for something that would clear up my skin. I mean, pimples and wrinkles at the same time just doesn't seem fair!
Disclaimer: I am a consultant. However I don't really sell it or do parties or things like that. I just keep active for my personal discount and because my skin has never looked better than it now does at the age of 48 (next month.)
The ingredients are healthy and pure, gently not harsh, with no fillers, SLS, parabens and junk that ruined my complexion for years. It's like Lush but at a much better price.
For cleaning my skin I use the Gender Bender chunk, a bar soap that is black in color because it contains charcoal. I love love love it.

I just got some of the new anti-aging serum and can't wait to see how it works on the forehead wrinkles that are appearing.

I also like the TJ's cleanser and I use that at night to remove my makeup. I love that it removed everything, and doesn't dry my skin out. Amazon sells it as well.
In the morning I use Henriksen's African Red Tea foaming cleanser. My skin is super sensitive, but also very oily, and this has cleared it up, and helped to control the oil. So I would recommend that if you have oily and fair skin.

Cetafil is really awesome, but I'm allergic to something in it. 

I love the Boots 7 sensitive skin makeup wipes. They take off all my eye makeup without bothering my contacts or being too greasy. I use Urban Decay's priming potion the Naked eyeshadow sets 1&2, the Ammo palette and another older one as well as a couple of palettes from Estee Lauder and Lancome, their palettes offered as gifts with purchase because I've found some of my favourite eyeshadow colours this way, like Copper Penny --I like my eyemakeup and Dior and Lancome mascaras that can be a bit difficult to remove, and the Boots wipes really remove it all.

 (I *LOVE* their seasonal palettes that are gifts with purchase--I just got two amazing fall palettes from Nordstrom's annual cosmetic sale--plus I got my Estee Lauder night serum and Philosophy Hope in a Jar Night on SALE! 20% off) The Estee Lauder gift kit also included a travel set of the night serum and the accompanying eye cream, which I had wanted to try since I had just noticed that the skin on the corners of my undereye area was looking a little crepey and the Clinique eye cream I bought was a bit too rich so I use it on other areas of my face when my skin gets extra dry... 

I also love Philosophy's Purity cleanser which I use with my Oil of Olay scrubbing brush--similar to the Clarisonic, but $40 instead of $120. 

My skin is incredibly sensitive, and I've not done well with many acids like the retinals. I do also use the Philosophy Miracle worker peel every week or so. It helps when my skin gets really flakey. 

Because of my skin sensitivities and allergies I am very careful about trying new products. I have a nasty scar on my right hand because I sampled a foundation that blistered and then left a scar the size of a dime by my thumb. 

Any time I swap products on my face, I break out a little. I've been told that's quite common. I just test the products on my upper leg or arm before I put it on my face. I don't want scars anywhere, but I definitely don't want them on my face! 

I've also created my own custom blend of organic oils fragranced with lavender as a body and face moisturizer. I mixed almond, jojoba, vitamin E, and argan oil along with a bit of rosemary and lavender essential oils in a cobalt blue glass bottle with a glass dropper lid. I rub the oil onto my skin as soon as I get out of the bath and then use it on trouble spots like my arms that get flakey. The oil has done a wonderful job of keeping my skin much more hydrated, and it cost a lot less and smells a lot better than the face oil from Bobbi Brown I bought before.

I'm sorry I haven't done enough research where I feel I can speak with any real authority on the matter And it has been so long since I did my original research I don't remember reading that.

Personally, I don't have many issues when I use the Purity instead of my oil mixture. If I use it regularly I definitely miss the incredibly supple feeling the OCM gives my skin, and it does get a bit oiler overnight and during the day. Now, if I have used my husband's Aveeno face scrubbing pads right away my skin feels 'cleaner' because it is stripped and it gets oily very quickly. My blackheads get worse fairly quickly as well.

For additional product, I have used coconut oil without any problems for quite a while. I have just started using a vitamin C/vitamin E/hyalauric acid (sp?) combination oil and haven't had any problems. They say this combo can be drying and to follow up with a moisturizer but I haven't had any issues, perhaps because I use the OCM. As always, if I ever feel the need for moisturizer I use coconut oil. I find I mostly need it around my eyes.

Olay is the only thing that doesn't make my skin itchy, spotty and red. I use the daily facial cloths at night followed by an anti aging exfoliating wash. To remove eye make up I use cotton balls soaked in Micellar water, it's very gentle and removes everything without any scrubbing. I use an Olay firming day cream and a firming night cream, their 3 point serum is excellent for round the eyes and neck.

I'm a philosophy girl.
I veered away from philosophy and tried some other products. They were ok but when I went back to philosophy, I could tell an instant difference in my skin. After that, I decided I'm not switching or trying anything else again.