Le Domaine

Le Domaine Cleansing Emulsion.

Cleansers

About this product

A fragrance-infused oil-water cleansing emulsion with centella asiatica and sunflower seed oil, designed to gently cleanse dry and sensitive skin.

Guru Score

62%

Mixed

Early verdict · Few reviews so far

What the gurus are saying

At €70-$80, this emulsion strikes experts as seriously overpriced for ingredients that are essentially just grapefruit water, glycerin, and basic plant extracts that cost mere pennies to produce. The centella and sunflower seed oil would make it quite pleasant for dry skin, though the fragrance means anyone sensitive to scent should definitely patch-test first before committing to regular use.

Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take October 2022

What they liked

Mild formula with antioxidants
Suitable for dry skin

What they flagged

Pricey for basic ingredients
Contains fragrance

Best for

Dry skin Sensitive skin

Type

CleansersLiquid

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What the gurus are saying.

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Cassandra Bankson

2.46M subs

~Nay

"This Cleansing Emulsion is actually a decent cleanser with antioxidants, but it's not worth €70. [...] You can get something like this for $10. The main ingredients are just grapefruit water, regular water, glycerin, and various plant extracts that cost pennies. I don't understand why they're charging this kind of money for ingredients that are this inexpensive."

Dr Dray

2.69M subs

~Mixed

"The Cleansing Emulsion, like the cream, has fragrance, and it has centella and sunflower seed oil. Sounds like it might be a very nice mild cream cleanser for dry skin. But it's coming in at $80, which is just absurd, and I will not be buying it."

Frequently asked.

What is Le Domaine Cleansing Emulsion?

A fragrance-infused oil-water cleansing emulsion with centella asiatica and sunflower seed oil, designed to gently cleanse dry and sensitive skin.

Is Le Domaine Cleansing Emulsion worth it?

The gurus mostly approve it, but with enough reservations to keep it in the middle at a Guru Score of 62%.

What is Le Domaine Cleansing Emulsion's Guru Score?

Le Domaine Cleansing Emulsion holds a Guru Score of 62%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.