Collection: Clean

The choice of the right cleanser depends on your skin type and what your skin needs:

• Dry or sensitive skin — opt for a mild cleansing milk or a gentle toner that won't dry out the skin.
• Oily or combination skin — a cleansing oil or gel removes excess sebum without stripping the skin.
• Acne-prone skin — a soothing cleanser that cleanses pores without causing irritation.
• Mature skin — a nourishing cleansing milk that respects the skin barrier.

Use our free skin consultation if you are unsure.

The cleansers in this overview are the same products used in professional skincare salons. They are developed to thoroughly cleanse the skin without disturbing its natural barrier. No perfume, no harsh ingredients — just visible results with consistent use.

At Puur Diana, we only select products that we know and trust from our salon practice.

• Cleanse morning and evening — the evening cleanse is the most important.
• Apply the cleanser to a dry or damp face, massage gently, and rinse off.
• Use lukewarm water — hot water dries out the skin.
• Always follow with a toner or lotion to prepare the skin for further care.
• Use a soft cloth or cleansing sponge for optimal results.

Should I cleanse in the morning too if I already cleansed in the evening?
Yes, a quick cleanse in the morning is also beneficial. Your skin produces sebum and oils overnight. A mild cleanser in the morning provides a fresh base for your daytime skincare.

Can I use a cleansing oil if I have oily skin?
Yes. Cleansing oil effectively dissolves sebum and makeup based on the principle 'like dissolves like'. Rinse well, and your skin will feel clean without a tight sensation.

What is the difference between a cleansing milk and a cleansing gel?
A cleansing milk is richer and more suitable for dry and sensitive skin. A gel cleanses deeper and is better for oily or combination skin.