Fantastic Face Wash Two-Pack
Ursa Major →
⚠ Allergen watch
Citrus
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Face Wash · Liquid
Packaging
Pump Bottle
Key Ingredients
Aloe Vera
Oat Extract
Green Tea
Concentrations not disclosed by brand. Tap a key ingredient for a quick note.
Aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) leaf juice →aqua/water/eau →Lauryl glucoside →coco-glucoside →Sodium cocoyl glutamate →Caprylyl/capryl glucoside →inulin →Glyceryl laurate →Sodium lauroamphoacetate →gluconolactone →Sodium lauroyl glutamate →xylitylglucoside →anhydroxylitol →xylitol →Oryza sativa (rice) extract →Camellia sinensis leaf extract →Saccharum officinarum (sugarcane) extract →Citrus limon (lemon) fruit oil →Citrus aurantium dulcis (orange) fruit extract →Vaccinium myrtillus fruit extract →Acer saccharum (sugar maple) extract Picea mariana leaf oil →Pseudotsuga menziesii branch/leaf oil →Rosmarinus officinalis leaf water Lavandula angustifolia (lavender) flower water →Citrus paradisi peel oil Citrus aurantifolia peel oil Artemisia ludoviciana (owyhee) leaf oil Juniperus virginiana wood oil Tanacetum annuum flower oil →Nardostachys jatamansi oil →Vetiveria zizanoides root oil Mentha spicata leaf extract →Sodium phytate →Pca glyceryl oleate →Citric acid →Calcium gluconate →Leuconostoc ferment filtrate →Sodium benzoate →Soybean peroxidase →Superoxide dismutase →limonene⚠ →
⚠ EU declarable fragrance allergens
limonene
The EU requires these 26 named above a threshold because they are known sensitisers. That is the whole of what the law asks for — not a full accounting of the oil. They are also constituents of essential oils. A whole botanical is listed here alongside them, so these are that oil’s constituents. Only these 26 have to be named, and only above a threshold — the rest of what is in the oil is not itemised by anyone.
A brand that formulates with whole essential oils has to name these constituents. One that keeps its blend behind the word “fragrance” does not have to explain it. A longer list here often means more disclosure, not more risk.
It is cagey not to list all of the ingredients. If it’s in the bottle it should be on the bottle.
— JEN MURPHY
Benefits
Acne-Fighting
Targets breakouts with active ingredients that reduce bacteria and inflammation
Antiaging
Formulated for mature skin and the visible signs of aging
Brightening
Evens out dull skin tone for a more radiant, lit-from-within look
Dark-Spot Correcting
Targets hyperpigmentation, sun spots, and post-inflammatory marks
Hydrating
Delivers water and humectants to plump and quench thirsty skin
Oil-Controlling
Regulates excess sebum production for a shine-free finish
Soothing
Calms irritation, redness, and reactive skin
Finish
Natural
Massage onto damp skin in circular motions. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Use morning and evening.
Greenwashing Alert
This product claims "fragrance-free" but contains essential oils and aromatic plant extracts.
Certifications
◦ Fragrance-Free
Regulatory
◦ Non-Toxic
◦ Travel Size
◦ pay-to-play — Brand-paid or self-declared seal — a signal, not an independent audit. Verify at the source.
◦ claim — A stated claim with no independent body behind it.
Skin Type
●Combination
Skin Concerns
●Acne
●Dryness
●Dullness
●Hyperpigmentation
●Oiliness
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The paper trail
🔬Peer-reviewed13 of 23 ingredients · 13 papers →
⚖️Regulatory16 listings →
🛡️Safety-assessed35 reviews →
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Verified Mar 2026