La Roche-Posay cleansing water is non-irritating after dermatological procedures.

Last May, after receiving the Accent N procedure at the dermatology clinic, I was very worried about how to cleanse my face.

That was my 5th treatment session, and I had been using Witch Factory oil until now, but suddenly it struck me that I couldn't go on like this.

 

Post-procedure care is also very important for improving the skin, and I was told that you shouldn't rub the skin with oil immediately after the laser treatment because it is in a sensitive state. I felt so foolish for having overlooked that part all this time.

 

I found out about La Roche-Posay after searching and searching on ChatGPT. I hesitated to buy it because the price was a bit high, but since I didn't have a suitable product to use right away, I went to the store immediately and purchased it.

 

For the first week after the dermatological procedure, I soaked a cotton pad generously with water and wiped my face; since it was a water-based formula, it felt very cool and refreshing. I removed the makeup by applying a thick layer and wiping it off, rather than rubbing.

 

I had only heard that La Roche-Posay is good for sensitive skin, but after using it myself, I was extremely satisfied.

I also use Toleriane, which has a difficult-to-pronounce name, and it doesn't irritate my sensitive skin at all. This one wasn't cheap either, but I bought it for double cleansing.

 

I highly recommend La Roche-Posay for cleansing sensitive skin after dermatological procedures. Even if you haven't had any procedures, it seems suitable for everyday sensitive skin as well.

 

Water + Toleriane. It's a perfect combination.

I keep the water on my vanity, and it comes in a fairly large size.

I keep the Toleriane foam cleanser in the bathroom, and although the capacity is very small as shown in the picture, I can just use it sparingly.