How does this cleanser compare to the Glycolic Acid Facial Cleanser?

The two cleansers serve different primary purposes and suit different skin goals. The Sea Salt Cleansing Gel is a gentle, soothing daily cleanser suited to all skin types — including sensitive, oily, acne-prone, and normal skin — that prioritizes gentle cleansing without exfoliation or active treatment. It is the right choice if you want a non-stripping everyday cleanser that leaves skin refreshed without any actives. The Glycolic Acid Facial Cleanser contains 3% glycolic acid and provides mild exfoliation alongside deep cleansing, making it better suited to mature, sun-damaged, or blemished skin that benefits from regular AHA stimulation. If you are sensitive to acids or in the early stages of building a skincare routine, start with the Sea Salt Gel. If your skin is accustomed to actives and you want a cleanser that also preps skin for further glycolic acid treatment, the Glycolic Cleanser is the stronger choice.

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William Levins

Bill Levins, a marketing professional since the early 1990s, collaborated with clients like Campbell’s Soup and PWC. In 2004, he began working with Reviva Labs, becoming VP of Marketing in January 2018 and President in June 2018. He led the company through challenges, including the founders' deaths and the COVID-19 pandemic. In June 2024, after Reviva Labs' acquisition by Sendayco LLC, Bill became VP of Marketing for Sendayco, overseeing multiple brands.