
SKIN1004
Madagascar Centella Light Cleansing Oil
14 of 14 ingredients rated
Compare face washes, cleansing oils, balms and makeup removers by their exact recorded formula.
Recorded assessments, not a blanket safety recommendation. Grey Not assessed ingredients remain unrated.
Selected public checks, in catalogue order rather than ranked by safety. How to read these checks

SKIN1004
14 of 14 ingredients rated

SKIN1004
23 of 23 ingredients rated

La Roche-Posay
19 of 19 ingredients rated

La Roche-Posay
15 of 15 ingredients rated

Beauty of Joseon
28 of 29 ingredients rated
Not assessed1 ingredient

Anua
38 of 40 ingredients rated
Not assessed2 ingredients

Anua
22 of 22 ingredients rated

CeraVe
24 of 24 ingredients rated

CeraVe
27 of 27 ingredients rated

COSRX
28 of 28 ingredients rated

PURITO
18 of 18 ingredients rated

Round Lab
38 of 38 ingredients rated

BYOMA
25 of 25 ingredients rated

Cetaphil
10 of 10 ingredients rated

Cetaphil
12 of 12 ingredients rated

Clinique
9 of 9 ingredients rated

Tatcha
21 of 23 ingredients rated
Not assessed2 ingredients

Tatcha
17 of 17 ingredients rated

Dr. Althea
14 of 14 ingredients rated

Dr. Althea
41 of 41 ingredients rated

Neutrogena
12 of 12 ingredients rated

COSRX
20 of 20 ingredients rated

La Roche-Posay
23 of 23 ingredients rated

Biodance
37 of 37 ingredients rated
An oil, balm, gel or foam can have a different recorded assessment from another product in the same format. Review the ingredient flags and any formulation-specific explanation rather than choosing by the cleanser name alone.
This selection groups recorded face cleansers and makeup removers, including cleansing oils and balms. Dedicated body washes, shampoos and wash-off masks are outside this pilot.
How MamaSkin assesses productsNo single pregnancy rating applies to all face cleansers. This selection includes different recorded risk bands and is not a list of universally suitable products. Open the exact cleanser for the ingredient evidence, limitations and any manual-review explanation.
No. This page does not assign a new rating based on rinse-off use. Each cleanser keeps its recorded product assessment. Where formulation or use changes the interpretation of an ingredient flag, read the explanation on the individual product page.
Yes, when their recorded category is face cleansers or makeup removers. They appear alongside face washes for comparison, not because every cleansing format has the same assessment. Dedicated body washes and shampoos are not part of this selection.
A grey Not assessed label means an ingredient has no matched rating in the published assessment. It is not defaulted to No known risks, and it does not establish that the ingredient is safe or unsafe. A product can retain a recorded score while some ingredients remain Not assessed; open its ingredient breakdown to see the gaps.
No. A recorded score is a screening result, not a percentage probability of safety or a guarantee. Read the risk band, ingredient evidence, coverage gaps and any review note. Formulas can vary by market or reformulation, so compare the recorded list with your packaging. These pregnancy-focused ratings do not by themselves establish breastfeeding suitability.