
Carbon Theory
Anti Breakout Facial Cleansing Gel150 ml
Gentle, but cleans well. Decyl Glucoside is ingredient no. 1, not counting water.from€10.90
€7.27 / 100 ml
Our catalog holds 13 Carbon Theory products. The range breaks down as: Cleansers 5, Toners 3, Treatments 3, Serums 1. The cheapest product is €6.50 and the most expensive €14.50. Prices come from one retailer: Lyko.
This introduction is compiled from catalog data, not written by hand.

Carbon Theory
from€10.90
€7.27 / 100 ml

Carbon Theory
from€8.90
€8.90 / 100 ml

Carbon Theory
from€8.90
€8.90 / 100 ml

Carbon Theory
from€8.90
€8.90 / 100 ml

Carbon Theory
from€10.90
€10.90 / 100 ml

Carbon Theory
from€14.50
€5.80 / 100 ml

Carbon Theory
from€14.50
€5.80 / 100 ml

Carbon Theory
from€14.50
€5.80 / 100 ml

Carbon Theory
from€10.90
€10.90 / 100 ml

Carbon Theory
from€6.90

Carbon Theory
from€6.50
Counted from the brand's ingredient lists, not written by hand. The number is how many of its products list the ingredient.
A traditional acne-prone-skin ingredient. As an essential oil it is also on the irritant list.
An antioxidant. Derivatives differ in stability.
An oil-soluble acid that can mix with sebum inside the pore.
Water-soluble acids that work on the skin surface.
A plant extract common in formulations for sensitive skin.
The number is how many products don't have the group in their ingredient list. It covers the 13 products whose ingredient list we've read — a product whose list we don't have isn't fragrance-free, it's unknown.
Same origin and a similar-sized range.
We don't rate brands or say a brand is right for a particular skin type. We show what the products contain, what they cost and where they're sold. How we classify