Collection: Facial Cleansers

Good skincare begins with how you clean your face. The SEACRET cleansing range removes makeup, SPF, sebum, and daily pollution without taking the skin's moisture balance with it. Every formula is Dead Sea mineral-based and pH-balanced to sit close to the skin's own 5.5, which is the number that matters most for barrier function.
The Reviving Cleansing Gel handles daily cleansing for oily and combination skin. The Makeup Remover Cleansing Milk dissolves long-wear makeup and SPF in the first cleanse of a double-cleanse routine. The 2-in-1 Facial Scrubbing Mask exfoliates and purifies in a single step. And the Dead Sea Mud Bar Soap, with 13 clean ingredients and nearly 1,000 five-star Amazon reviews, remains the most-recommended entry product in the line. Cleansing is foundation work. These formulas treat it that way.

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Mud Soap

$14.00

Mineral Soap

$14.00

Face Wash Reviving Cleansing Gel

$22.00

Questions & Answers

What facial cleansers does SEACRET offer?

The SEACRET Facial Cleansers collection features two Dead Sea cleansing bars, each priced at $14: the Mud Soap, made with authentic Dead Sea mud for a deep, purifying cleanse, and the Mineral Soap, a triple-milled bar that keeps skin feeling soft and balanced. Both are made in Israel, cruelty-free, and formulated under the SEACRET Clean standard with no parabens or phthalates. They are the most affordable entry point into SEACRET skincare.

What is the difference between the Mud Soap and the Mineral Soap?

The Mud Soap is built on Dead Sea mud and suits skin that needs a deeper cleanse, including oily and congestion-prone skin; it is the Dead Sea soap families have trusted for over a decade. The Mineral Soap is a triple-milled mineral bar with a gentler, balancing character, a better match for normal to drier skin. Both cost $14, so many customers keep the Mud Soap for the face and the Mineral Soap for daily body use.

Is a soap bar OK to use on the face?

Yes, when the bar is formulated for facial skin. SEACRET's Mud Soap and Mineral Soap are positioned as facial cleansers precisely because their Dead Sea mineral base is designed to cleanse without stripping the skin. Work the bar into a lather in your hands rather than rubbing it directly on the face, massage gently, and rinse with lukewarm water. If your skin leans very dry, follow immediately with toner and moisturizer.

How should I use a SEACRET cleansing bar in my routine?

Use the cleansing bar as step one, morning and evening. Lather in wet hands, massage the foam over damp skin for about 30 seconds, avoid the immediate eye area, and rinse well. In the evening, if you wear makeup, start with the Makeup Remover Cleansing Milk ($28) and use the bar as the second cleanse. Follow with the Refreshing and Balancing Skin Toner to prepare skin for serums and moisturizer.

Which SEACRET cleanser is best for acne-prone skin?

The Mud Soap ($14) is the natural pick for acne-prone skin and also appears in SEACRET's dedicated Acne-Prone and Oily Skin collection. Dead Sea mud gives it a deep-cleansing character that helps lift away excess oil and surface buildup without harsh detergents. Pair it with the Renewal Multi Acid Night Serum for a fuller routine aimed at clearer-looking skin, and keep the rest of the routine simple while skin adjusts.

Collection: Facial Cleansers