best facial washes for acne prone skin - urban veda

Collection: Natural Face Wash

Find your perfect daily face wash. Our vegan, cruelty-free cleansers are made with botanical extracts rooted in Ayurvedic tradition, with a formula for every skin type: oily and acne-prone, dry and sensitive, dull and uneven, and mature skin.

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Ayurvedic Face Washes & Cleansers
From gentle daily cleansers to purifying formulas, our vegan face washes are developed to support a range of skin concerns, including excess oil, sensitivity and breakouts.

Why Use a Daily Face Wash?
A face wash cleanses your skin every day, helping to remove impurities, excess oil and environmental build-up. For smoother texture, pair it with a natural face scrub two to three times a week.

Suitable for Different Skin Types
Choose Purifying for oily and acne-prone skin, Soothing for dry and sensitive skin, Radiance for dull and uneven skin, or Reviving for mature skin. Each is designed to keep your skin feeling balanced and comfortable.

Developed for the UK climate
Changes in weather affect how your skin behaves, from more oil in warmer months to dryness and sensitivity in colder conditions. Cleansing gently morning and evening helps prevent build-up while keeping your skin comfortable as conditions change.

Face wash FAQs

How often should I use a face wash?

Use your face wash morning and evening. Massage gently onto damp skin, then rinse with warm water.

Which face wash is best for my skin type?

Choose Purifying for oily and acne-prone skin, Soothing for dry and sensitive skin, Radiance for dull and uneven skin, or Reviving for mature skin.

What's the difference between a face wash and a face scrub?

A face wash gently cleanses away daily dirt and oil and is used every day. A face scrub exfoliates dead skin build-up and is best used two to three times a week.

Are Urban Veda face washes vegan and cruelty-free?

Yes. All our face washes are vegan and cruelty-free, made with botanical extracts inspired by Ayurvedic tradition.