Cleansers
Begin your routine with Amplified Glow Charcoal and Green Tea Facial Cleanser. The current cleanser combines activated charcoal with green tea, white tea, aloe vera, sodium hyaluronate and vitamin B5 to remove everyday buildup and leave skin feeling refreshed.
What a facial cleanser contributes to a skincare routine
Start your routine with Amplified Glow Charcoal and Green Tea Facial Cleanser, the current product in this focused cleanser category. The 6 fl oz / 177 mL face wash combines activated charcoal with green and white tea extracts, aloe vera, sodium hyaluronate, panthenol, MSM, vitamin C, and botanical oils. It is designed to remove everyday buildup, excess oil, and impurities while leaving the skin feeling refreshed rather than overly stripped. Published directions call for a small amount on wet hands and wet skin, followed by circular massage and a warm-water rinse. Use it before serum and face cream, adjusting frequency according to tolerance.
Cleansing is the first functional step in a face-care sequence. It removes surface buildup before a serum or cream is applied, helping each later step begin on clean skin. A cleanser is not a serum, moisturizer, scrub, or medical treatment; its role is to wash the face and neck. This category currently contains one clearly defined option, so the decision is whether its format, ingredient profile, and directions fit your preferences.
Meet the Charcoal and Green Tea Facial Cleanser
The Amplified Glow Charcoal and Green Tea Facial Cleanser is a 6 fl oz / 177 mL face wash. Its published formula highlights activated charcoal, green tea extract, white tea extract, aloe vera, sodium hyaluronate, panthenol, MSM, vitamin C, orange peel oil, sunflower oil, olive oil, coconut oil, and tamanu oil. The product is identified as vegan friendly and is positioned for daily facial cleansing.
Ingredient context: what is actually in the formula?
Activated charcoal
Activated charcoal provides the formula's principal cleansing identity. The product page describes it as helping draw out daily buildup, excess oil, and impurities for a cleaner, refreshed skin feel. Because this is a rinse-off product, evaluate it in the context of the complete cleanser rather than treating charcoal as a stand-alone skincare step.
Green tea and white tea extracts
Green and white tea are the featured botanical extracts. The published description places them in an antioxidant-supporting and refreshing role within the cleanser. Their presence differentiates the formula from a basic charcoal-only face wash.
Aloe vera, sodium hyaluronate, panthenol, and MSM
Aloe vera is included as a skin-comforting botanical. Sodium hyaluronate, a form of hyaluronic acid, appears as a moisture-supporting ingredient. Panthenol, also known as vitamin B5, and MSM are identified as skin-conditioning components that contribute to a soft, comfortable, refreshed after-cleansing feel.
Vitamin C and botanical oils
The published formula also includes ascorbic acid, orange peel oil, sunflower oil, olive oil, coconut oil, and tamanu oil. These are supporting ingredients within the rinse-off cleanser. They should not be confused with the separate, leave-on Brightening Vitamin C Serum, which uses sodium ascorbyl phosphate and has different directions.
How to use the cleanser correctly
- Wet your hands and the face and neck.
- Apply a small amount of cleanser to the wet hands.
- Massage it over the wet face and neck using circular motions.
- Rinse thoroughly with warm water.
- Continue with any leave-on skincare products selected for your routine.
The product page recommends morning and night use, or use as tolerated according to skin type and routine. Follow the current directions on the product label and page. Avoid contact with the eyes, patch test when appropriate, and discontinue use if irritation occurs.
How to decide whether this cleanser fits your routine
- Choose by product role: Select it when you need a rinse-off face wash rather than a leave-on treatment or moisturizer.
- Review the complete ingredient list: This matters if you have preferences concerning charcoal, tea extracts, aloe, hyaluronic-acid derivatives, vitamin C, or botanical oils.
- Consider the published skin profile: The page describes it for normal, combination, oily, or buildup-prone skin, while also advising use according to tolerance.
- Check format and frequency: It is a 177 mL cleanser with published morning-and-night directions.
- Evaluate the whole routine: A cleanser prepares the skin, while a serum and cream supply separate leave-on steps.
What to apply after cleansing
After rinsing and drying the skin, choose a face serum based on its specific directions. Amplified Glow offers stabilized vitamin C and peptide-focused serum formats. Follow serum with a face cream to complete the moisture step. Finish a morning routine with sunscreen. This sequence keeps each product aligned with its intended format: rinse-off cleanser, lightweight serum, and face cream.
Facial cleanser questions
Is this product a scrub?
No. The product page identifies it as a facial cleanser for deep pore cleansing, not as a physical exfoliating scrub.
Does the cleanser contain hyaluronic acid?
Yes. It contains sodium hyaluronate, a form of hyaluronic acid used in the formula's moisture-supporting profile.
Can it replace serum or moisturizer?
No. It is rinsed away after cleansing. Serum and face cream are separate leave-on steps with their own ingredients and directions.
How often should it be used?
The published directions say morning and night, or as tolerated according to skin type and routine. Personal response should guide frequency within those directions.
Where can I see the wider collection?
Browse all skincare or visit the complete Amplified Glow shop.
