Cleanser recommendations for oily skin?

[MordechaiVanunu]

I don't want anything oily, I've tried OCM and it gave me spots.

I want something, gentle, foaming (as thinking if getting a clarisonic) but deep cleansing.

At the moment I just use a boots tea tree witch hazel one, which seems ok, but looking at the ingredients is mainly alcohol based and I think maybe I should be using something gentler, but NOT oily.

La Roche Posay Effaclar is nice. Have a look in a big-ish Boots.

Thanks, that sounds like the kind of thing I'm after, I'll look for it in Boots.

I like Dr Nick Lowe's foaming cleanser here. I also like the SPF15 moisturiser.

Thanks that looks like another possibility, but I cantbsee an ingredient kist to check for alcohol. Will look in Boots.

I can heartily recommend this decleor one I have used it for years and it is great. It is a foaming one you use with water.

Hot cloth cleansing with Liz Earle cleanser does wonders for my oily skin as recomended by lovely Sali Hughes here

Liz Earle broke me out badly, which is a shame, because apart from that I liked it.

I like the Clinique foaming cleanser, and the Alpha H cleansers work really well on my oily skin too. Also, Cetaphil is an excellent gentle cleanser.

Yes I'm faired Liz earle would break my skin out as it's quite an oily based one isn't it?

Where can you buy Alpha H is it only online?

Decleor looks lovely, I did love their oils when I used them, but a bit pricey an hard to get hold of.

I buy Decleor from the John and Ginger website and they usually send some freebies too. You can also get it on ebay quite often at bargain prices. I usually only need about 2 bottles a year so it is a big outlay but lasts a long time. I do see your point about price though.

The other product I have found good is the seaweed range from the Body shop.

I use Clinique soap for oily skin but I also really like Aveda which is gentler. Boots Botanics foaming face wash is actually really good too.