I'm so glad you're enjoying the facial cleansers you've made (original recipe, then the modified recipe can be found in those links)! So let's add a few more things to the mix!

As I modify recipes, I ask myself a few questions...
What's the goal of this product"
What will I be using after this recipe on my face" Toner" Moisturizer" Serum"
What did I like about the previous version" What didn't I like" What did I miss"

As someone with greasy skin, the goal of my cleanser is to wash my face gently to remove sebum, dirt, chocolate, and make-up. I don't want it to be too foamy, and it would be nice if it didn't sting the heck out of my eyes when I use it. I don't want my skin to feel tight or dry after washing. I think it's safe to say that all skin types would like what I've just written here, so let's move on to the next question...
What will I be using after this recipe on my face" I generally use a toner and nothing else as I have greasy skin and I don't get along with oil based products, like a moisturizer, oil based serum, or silicone based serum. (I do like my oil-free moisturizer, though, but I've run out and don't get time in the workshop these days...) Believe it or not, this is a really big deal because what you'll put in your cleanser will depend on what you're using next. If this cleanser is the first step in a larger regimen, you may want to stop with the modified recipe we made the other day and rejoice!

Having sai...