Dr.Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser 100 M.L

Why Choose the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser 100 M.L?

Most foaming cleansers run too high on pH. They strip your skin, then it pumps out more oil to recover. The Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser sits at pH 5.0 to 6.0, close to your own skin. This range keeps your acid mantle calm. So you clean off oil and grime with no tight, squeaky aftermath.

The cleanser uses amino acid surfactants like Sodium Cocoyl Alaninate. These come from coconut and amino acids, not harsh sulfates. They whip into a fine, dense foam of tiny bubbles. The bubbles are smaller than your pores, so they reach inside and lift trapped sebum. You get a deep clean without the rough scrub feeling.

Here is the part that sets it apart. Most cleansers add water, but this one packs Birch Sap at 10,000ppm. Birch sap is the purified juice of the Asian white birch tree. It carries amino acids, vitamins, and minerals that feed your skin as you wash. So your skin gains care, not just a rinse.

Betaine and Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid keep water in your skin even after you rinse. Betaine is a humectant from sugar beet that pulls water in. The hyaluronic acid is low-weight, so it reaches the upper skin during the wash. This is why your face feels soft, not parched, after.

Most cleansers leave barrier repair to your moisturizer. This one adds Ceramide NP right into the wash. Ceramide NP fills the gaps in your skin barrier. So your barrier starts to recover while you cleanse, not after.

The Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser is vegan, fragrance-free, and free of parabens and dyes. The brand tested it as safe for sensitive skin. It fits oily, combination, acne-prone, and reactive skin in Bangladesh’s heat.

Key Benefits of the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser

Cleans Without Stripping

Amino acid surfactants lift sebum and grime in a gentle way. Your skin keeps its own oils and barrier.

Low pH, Less Tightness

The pH of 5.0 to 6.0 matches your skin. No squeaky, tight feeling after the wash.

Hydrates as You Wash

Birch Sap, Betaine, and Hyaluronic Acid hold water in your skin. Your face feels soft, not parched.

Repairs the Barrier

Ceramide NP fills barrier gaps during the wash. Your skin loses less water over time.

Calms Acne-Prone Skin

Houttuynia Cordata soothes redness and fights bacteria. Reactive skin stays calm.

Deep Pore Clean

Tiny micro-bubbles reach inside pores. They clear buildup without a rough scrub.

Clean and Vegan

No fragrance, parabens, or dyes hide in the formula. It is vegan and sensitive-skin tested.

Star Ingredients in the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser

Amino Acid Surfactants vs Other Cleansing Agents in the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser

The Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser leans on amino acid surfactants. They clean as well as sulfates but spare your barrier and acid mantle. Harsh foams strip your skin and trigger more oil. This gel cleans deep and leaves your skin calm.

Texture and Feel of the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser

The Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser is a clear, light gel. A small amount, about half a teaspoon, is plenty. It does not clump in your hand.

Add a few drops of water and it foams up fast. The lather is fine and bubbly, not thick and stiff. It spreads with no drag on your skin.

After you rinse, your face feels clean and soft. No tight pull, no squeaky finish. Oily skin feels fresh, and dry skin feels balanced.

Bangladesh’s heat pushes oil and sweat all day, and hard water can leave skin tight. This low-pH gel cleans that off without the strip. Your skin stays comfortable after each wash.

It slots in at the start of your routine. Use it morning and night. Follow with toner and serum while your skin is damp.

Who Should Use the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser?

• Oily or combination skin that feels tight after washing

• Acne-prone skin that needs a low-pH clean

• Sensitive, reactive skin that hates fragrance

• People moving off a harsh foaming cleanser

• Dehydrated skin that dries out from face washing

• Anyone in Bangladesh’s heat and hard-water areas

• Vegan shoppers who want a clean-label wash

• People who want barrier care built into a cleanser

• Pair it with an oil cleanser for heavy makeup days

How to Use the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser

Step 1: Wet Your Face

Splash your face with lukewarm water. Skip hot water, since it dries skin.

Step 2: Take a Small Amount

Squeeze about half a teaspoon into your palm. A little makes plenty of foam.

Step 3: Lather With Water

Add a few drops of water and rub your palms. Work it into a light, bubbly foam.

Step 4: Massage in Circles

Spread the foam over your face. Move in small circles and skip the eye area.

Step 5: Rinse Clean

Rinse with lukewarm water. Make sure no foam stays on your skin.

Step 6: Tone and Serum Next

Pat your face dry and move on fast. Apply toner and serum while your skin is damp.

Pro Tip for Using the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser

Use the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser as your second cleanse at night. Remove makeup and sunscreen with an oil cleanser first. Then this gel clears the rest and leaves your skin calm and soft.

In the morning, one wash with this gel is enough. The low pH means you can use it twice a day with no tight feeling. That suits oily skin in Dhaka’s heat.

Complete Your Routine With the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser

• An oil cleanser for the first step at night

• A hydrating low-pH toner after cleansing

• A niacinamide or hyaluronic acid serum

• A light gel-cream moisturizer for oily skin

• A broad-spectrum sunscreen for daytime

• A barrier cream with ceramides for dry nights

Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser Product Details

Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser Full Ingredients List

Water, Glycerin, Sodium Cocoyl Alaninate, Disodium Cocoamphodiacetate, Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Betula Platyphylla Japonica Juice, Sodium Chloride, Betaine, Lauryl Hydroxysultaine, 1,2-Hexanediol, Caprylyl Glycol, Coco-Glucoside, Potassium Cocoyl Glycinate, Citric Acid, Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate, Sodium Phytate, Caprylic/Capric Tryglyceride, Dextrin, Butylene Glycol, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Gardenia Florida Fruit Extract, Hexylene Glycol, Quillaja Saponaria Bark Extract, Ceramide NP, Glyceryl Caprylate, Cynanchum Atratum Extract, Ethylhexylglycerin, Althaea Rosea Flower Extract, Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid, Houttuynia Cordata Extract

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Frequently Asked Questions About the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser

Does the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser dry out skin?

No. Amino acid surfactants clean without stripping your oils. Birch sap, betaine, and hyaluronic acid hold water in. Your face feels soft, not tight.

What does the low pH do?

The pH of 5.0 to 6.0 matches your skin. This keeps your acid mantle calm. Stable skin holds moisture and fights bacteria.

Is it good for oily skin?

Yes. The amino surfactants dissolve extra sebum and buildup. The low pH stops the oil rebound that harsh foams cause.

Can sensitive skin use it?

Yes. It is fragrance-free, paraben-free, and tested for sensitive skin. Houttuynia and hollyhock calm redness as you wash.

Does it remove makeup?

It clears light makeup, sweat, and sunscreen. Heavy or waterproof makeup needs an oil cleanser first. Then this gel clears the rest.

How much should I use?

Use about half a teaspoon. Add water and it foams into plenty of lather. A little cleans your whole face.

Can I use it twice a day?

Yes. The low pH and mild surfactants suit morning and night use. Your skin will not feel tight after.

What is birch sap doing in a cleanser?

Birch sap sits here at a high 10,000ppm. It feeds your skin amino acids, vitamins, and minerals. So your skin gains care during the wash.

Why is there ceramide in a face wash?

Ceramide NP repairs your barrier while you cleanse. Most cleansers leave that to your moisturizer. This one starts the repair in the wash.

Is it vegan?

Yes. The formula uses no animal-based parts. It also skips fragrance, parabens, and color dyes.

Is the Dr. Althea Green Relief Amino Gel Cleanser made in Korea?

Yes. It is a Korean low-pH gel cleanser. The brand built it for oily and sensitive skin.

Does it help acne-prone skin?

Yes. The micro-bubbles clear pore buildup without a harsh scrub. Houttuynia helps calm and fight breakout bacteria.