Rosemary & Jojoba Bead Exfoliating Cleanser (180 ml)

If you prefer a gentle, bead-based physical exfoliator, this cleanser is a strong contender. It uses smooth jojoba beads to help lift away dead skin as you cleanse, leaving skin feeling refreshed. The “best” exfoliating face wash depends on your skin type and tolerance—always patch test first.

It’s a gentle physical exfoliator: jojoba beads provide soft polishing to help remove surface buildup. Based on the name, it also features rosemary, offering a fresh, herbaceous cleanse experience.

Often, yes—when used with very light pressure and limited frequency. Start once a week and increase only if your skin tolerates it. If your skin is very reactive, you might prefer enzyme or PHA-based exfoliants. Patch test and avoid over-scrubbing.

This cleanser provides manual exfoliation to help smooth texture and refresh the skin. For congested or acne-prone skin, BHAs (like salicylic acid) are often recommended because they penetrate pores—consider alternating a BHA product such as The Jojoba Company Jojoba & Enzyme Radiance Mask. This non‑abrasive, exfoliating mask uses plant‑powered AHAs and BHA to deeply clean and purify the skin. Avoid scrubbing active breakouts.

Apply to damp skin. Massage with very light, small circular motions for 20–60 seconds, avoiding the eye area. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Follow with hydrating serum and moisturizer; use SPF in the daytime.

Start once per week. If well tolerated, increase to 2–3 times weekly. Signs of over-exfoliation include tightness, stinging, or flaking—scale back if you notice these.

Yes, but alternate to avoid irritation. For example, use this bead-based cleanser on non-acid days, and keep retinoids for separate nights. Introduce products slowly and moisturize well to support your skin barrier.

Jojoba beads (jojoba esters) are plant-derived and known for their smooth, rounded texture, which is typically gentler than coarse scrubs. They’re a microplastic-free alternative to traditional plastic microbeads.

From the name, this cleanser features rosemary, which typically imparts a fresh, herbal scent. If you’re sensitive to fragrance or essential oils, patch test first and discontinue use if irritation occurs.

If you have a compromised skin barrier, open cuts, active eczema or rosacea flare-ups, or inflamed acne, avoid physical scrubs until the skin calms. Consider very mild chemical options (like PHAs) instead.