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Facial Cleansing & Exfoliation

Facial Cleansing & Exfoliation

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Skincare

MAD HIPPIE Cream Cleanser – Gentle Facial Cleanser with Macadamia, 118 ml

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Special price CHF 9.45 Regular price CHF 18.90

Skincare

HIDEHERE Green Tea Cleanser Cleansing Gel 25ml

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Skincare

SKINCYCLOPEDIA AHA/PHA Exfoliating Serum 20% – Chemical Peel 30 ml

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Mask

MAD HIPPIE AHA Exfoliating Peel – Fruit Acid Peel 30ml

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Special price CHF 16.45 Regular price CHF 32.90

Skincare

MAD HIPPIE Microdermabrasion Facial – At-Home Microdermabrasion 60g

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Special price CHF 17.45 Regular price CHF 34.90

Skincare

MAD HIPPIE Vitamin C Toning Mist – Facial Spray with Vitamin C 118 ml

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Special price CHF 10.95 Regular price CHF 21.90

Skincare

MAD HIPPIE Cleansing Oil – Makeup Remover Oil 59ml

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Special price CHF 9.95 Regular price CHF 19.90
Buying guide

Facial Cleansing & Exfoliation — Cleansers, Cleansing Oils, AHAs/PHAs

Cleansing is the first step in any routine—and the one where most routine problems begin. Too harsh: dry, stressed skin. Too gentle: makeup and sunscreen residue remain. At BONSANA, you’ll find facial cleansers and chemical exfoliants in a curated selection — from mild cleansers to weekly AHA/PHA treatments.

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  • Swiss family business since 1996

Which cleanser is right for me?

  • For normal to dry skin — mild cream cleansers or cleansing oil, no “squeaky clean” feeling afterward
  • For oily or blemish-prone skin — gel cleansers or light foam cleansers, optionally with niacinamide or salicylic acid
  • For sensitive skin — fragrance-free cream cleanser, containing cica or aloe
  • If you wear makeup or sunscreen — double cleansing: first cleansing oil, then a mild cleanser

What we carry

  • Cream / Foam Cleansers — MAD HIPPIE Cream Cleanser, HIDEHERE Green Tea Collagen Gel Cleanser
  • Multi-purpose cleansers with active ingredients — SKINCYCLOPEDIA AHA/PHA Cleanser 150ml, SKINCYCLOPEDIA Niacinamide Cleanser
  • Chemical peels (weekly treatment) — MAD HIPPIE AHA Exfoliating Peel, MAD HIPPIE Microdermabrasion Facial

Application

  1. Morning: Gentle cleanser or just water — the skin isn’t “dirty” overnight
  2. Evening: If wearing makeup or sunscreen: first use cleansing oil (double cleansing), then a regular cleanser
  3. Weekly: Chemical peel (AHA/PHA) as a treatment step after cleansing, before serum
  4. Never use water that’s too hot — lukewarm is sufficient and gentler on the skin
  5. Pay special attention to sun protection the day after exfoliating

Brands in the cleansing range

  • SKINCYCLOPEDIA — AHA/PHA cleansers, niacinamide cleansers
  • MAD HIPPIE — Cream Cleanser, AHA Exfoliating Peel, Microdermabrasion Facial
  • HIDEHERE — Green Tea Collagen Gel Cleanser

FAQ: Cleansing & Exfoliation

What is double cleansing?
Two consecutive cleansing steps: first an oil-based cleanser that dissolves makeup and sunscreen, followed by a water-based cleanser that rinses the skin clean. Recommended in the evening when wearing makeup or heavy sunscreen.

AHA or PHA — what’s the difference?
AHA (alpha hydroxy acids like glycolic or lactic acid) work on the skin’s surface. PHA (polyhydroxy acids) are the gentler cousins — same mechanism, less irritating, good for sensitive skin.

How often should I use a chemical exfoliant?
Once or twice a week is enough. More frequent use can irritate the skin. For very sensitive skin, use every two weeks or opt for PHA instead of AHA.

Do I need a toner after cleansing?
Optional—modern cleansers are rarely so harsh that the skin needs a toner to “recover.” If you like a toner, use it as a hydration step (HIDEHERE Hyaluronic Essence or Cica Care Toner Emulsion).

Related Topics

Serums & Concentrates · Day & Night Care · Blemished Skin · Sensitive Skin