Cleansing Bars You Should Get Into ASAP

By Roxanne Adamiyatt
Oct 20, 2016 @ 8:00 pm
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For a while now, we've been giving bar soap the cold shoulder, but these bars aren't you momma's traditional bar of soap, the kind you fear will strip your face of all moisture.

Theses babies are actually cleansers packaged in bar form, AKA the 2016 version of bar soap you want for a beautiful complexion. Trust me when I say they're so good you might even consider ditching your balms and liquid cleansers. 

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Charcoal Cleansing Bar 

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Oh, goodness! This cleansing bar is lovely. It's charcoal, but it's not going to dry your skin out. In fact, this formulation is made with organic green tea and coconut oil.

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Erno Laszlo Sensitive Cleansing Bar 

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If you have sensitive skin, this bar is going to be great for you. It is filled with so many anti-inflammatory plant extracts and all of the goodness from skin-soothing honey, chamomile, protective calendula, and green-tea.   

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The Estée Edit Mega Chlorella Algae Cleansing Bar 

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A tired face is going to love this cleanse. Why? It's enriched with chlorella, an algae that is literally made of nutrients like vitamins B, C, and E. New face, who dis?

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Aquation Hydrating Cleansing Bars 

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If dryness is your concern and you don't want to break the bank, this is a great option. This bar has been clinically proven to cleanse away dirt and oil, but it's also going to restore and fortify the natural water balance in your skin. Hello, lover!

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Skin Owl Tomato Beauty Bar

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If your skin is in the midst of a freak-out, you gotta reach for this. It treats oily, sensitive, and acne-prone skin. You get lovely vitamin A, C, and K from the tomato, while lycopene shields you skin from harmful UV rays, and bentonite clay absorbs excess oil. Then, you get tea tree oil, which works to kill bacteria. All around, it's amazing. 

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