Farmacy Green Clean Cleansing Balm

This gets through my sunscreen and makeup much faster than my regular face wash. I massage it in for about a minute, add water, and everything rinses away without my skin feeling tight.

I started with the 1 fl oz size because I wasn't sure if a cleansing balm would work for my oily skin. Turns out I love it, especially as the first step of my nighttime cleanse.

The fragrance-free version has been great for my sensitive skin. I get the same thorough cleanse without adding fragrance to a part of my routine where I don't really want it.

The 6.8 oz size makes the most sense for me because my husband has started using it too. He doesn't wear makeup, but he likes it for removing sunscreen at the end of the day.

Waterproof mascara is usually the annoying part of taking my makeup off. Green Clean melts it down with very little rubbing, which is much nicer around my eyes.

I use the original and actually enjoy the experience of taking my makeup off now. It turns into this silky texture as I massage it around my face and rinses clean afterward.

After finishing the 3.4 fl oz, I went straight for the larger size. I wear SPF every single day, so this gets used pretty much every night at my house.

My foundation used to leave traces behind even after cleansing. Since I started using this first, my second cleanser actually feels like it's cleaning my skin instead of removing leftover makeup.

I have dry skin and was worried a really effective makeup remover would leave my face stripped. This gets everything off while my skin still feels soft afterward.

I like the original formula for my nightly routine. The balm feels rich while I'm massaging it in, but once I emulsify it with water it doesn't leave my face feeling greasy.

I keep the 1 fl oz for weekends away because it's much easier than bringing my full-size cleansing products. A little balm is enough to remove a surprising amount of makeup.

This is one of the few cleansers that actually gets the makeup out from around my hairline. I used to find foundation there on my towel even after washing my face.

I wore a full face to a wedding, including long-wear foundation and waterproof eye makeup. This took care of everything without needing separate removers for every part of my face.

Fragrance Free was an easy choice for me because I'm trying to simplify my routine. It feels gentle, breaks down my makeup well, and hasn't made cleansing feel harsh.

As someone who wears mineral sunscreen, I need more than a quick face wash at night. This loosens everything up first so I don't feel like I'm scrubbing at my skin.

The 3.4 fl oz size lasted me longer than I expected because I don't need a huge scoop. I warm a small amount between my fingers and it spreads across my whole face easily.

My teenage daughter borrowed this to remove her makeup and now we both use it. I might have to start hiding it because the jar is disappearing a lot faster.

I don't double cleanse every single night, but whenever I've worn makeup I start with this. My face feels properly clean without that squeaky feeling afterward.

I usually hate taking my makeup off after a late night, but this makes the process quick enough that I actually do it. It handles foundation, blush, eye makeup, and sunscreen in one go.

I switched over to fragrance-free when it became available and prefer it for my reactive skin. It still has the creamy, melt-away cleansing experience I liked about Green Clean.

The 6.8 fl oz jar is sitting permanently next to my sink now. I use Green Clean often enough that having the larger size is much more convenient for me.

I was skeptical about putting something balm-like on my combination skin, especially around my oily T-zone. Once you add water it emulsifies really well, and I don't feel like there's a heavy film left behind.

Original is the version I've been using for years and it has stayed one of the most dependable parts of my routine. Even when I switch around my other skincare, this is usually what I come back to for makeup removal.

I wear a lot less makeup than I used to, but I still use this because of my daily SPF. It's satisfying seeing how much it removes even on what I consider a bare-skin day.

I bought the 1 fl oz to see what all the hype was about and finished it pretty quickly. The next time around I'm definitely getting one of the bigger jars.

My eye area gets irritated if I rub too much, so I appreciate being able to gently massage this over mascara and liner. Most of it loosens up before I even reach for a washcloth.

I keep Fragrance Free in my bathroom and the Original in our guest bathroom. Both remove makeup well, so for me it really comes down to whether I want fragrance in my cleanser.

After the gym, I sometimes have a mix of sunscreen, sweat, and leftover makeup on my face. Green Clean gets everything off and leaves me feeling actually clean before I move on to the rest of my skincare.

I've tried cleansing oils, wipes, micellar water, and plenty of other makeup removers, but I prefer the balm format. It's less messy for me, easy to control, and gets through a full day of makeup and sunscreen without a lot of effort.