- New York Dermatology 30 East 60th Street (Park/Madison) 8th Floor Suite 805 New York, NY
- Foaming facial cleansers can come in a variety of types, including: Lotions Creams Gels Self-foaming cleansers Aerosols Scrubs Non-Foaming Facial Cleansers The non-foaming facial cleansers tend to be the mildest type of facial cleanser because they have a very small amount of surfactant and can be wiped off instead of rinsed off.
- Non-foaming cleansers typically include: Creams Lotions (sometimes known as milks) Cold creams Abrasive Scrubs Abrasive scrubs contain ingredients that physically scrub the skin to help remove dead skin cells.
- Facial cleansers are milder on the skin because the surfactant they contain is milder than that of body cleansers.
- Soaps for the face can be divided into these three groups: Foaming cleansers Non-foaming cleansers Abrasive scrubs Let's take a trip down the skincare aisle... Foaming Facial Cleansers These facial soaps tend to have the most pleasing feel because they lather and leave behind a refreshing sensation after they're rinsed off.
- For specific medical information or individual treatment recommendations you need to be seen by a dermatologist in person. If you would like to be seen as a patient by Dr. Rothfeld, please phone
- 212.644.6454
- for an appointment.
- Please be advised that I cannot respond to medical questions via email. All medical questions require that you be seen in person by a board-certified dermatologist. Please phone 212.644.6454
- to see Dr. Rothfeld personally, or see your local dermatologist. Thank you.
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