This is a generous supply of a premium skin face cleaner. It is a gel and has a very verdant (grassy/green) scent which is somewhat sharp and refreshing. One point about this that I did like was the scent. It comes in a squeeze bottle that doesn't have any other air inlet/outlet so, if you don't squeeze out a lot, it tends to get sucked back into the bottle. I found that I had to squeeze out more than I needed and had to waste the product because of the distribution method. The cleanser is a thick, clear gel which lathers a little when you rub it between your hands. It's not especially soapy and rinses off cleanly.

I will say that I am older (52), fair-skinned, with skin that tends toward dry rather than oily, but overall tends to be closer to average or normal. I do not wear any kind of make-up. I usually wash my face with fairly generic soap (Ivory or Kirkland) and then apply a fairly heavy moisturizer after evening showers. With this product, I stopped using soap on my face and only used the Obagi cleanser for about 3 weeks.

During the first week, this left my skin itchy, dry, and flaky despite my having applied the same heavy moisturizer after washing my face as I do when I use soap. After about three weeks, this abated some, but was still happening to some extent. It also was leaving a residue on my skin or not exfoliating as soap did as I could scratch off a white substance when I was either scratching my dry skin or scrubbing my face with my fingers. I had to start using an abrasive exfoliating mitt after using this cleanser to make sure I got everything off. On the plus side, my skin was left feeling soft and pliable compared to soap (which can often leave skin feeling dry and tight). However, in the long run, the itchniness and lack of exfoliating as well as the higher price make this a product that didn't work out for me.
This is a generous supply of a premium skin face cleaner. It is a gel and has a very verdant (grassy/green) scent which is somewhat sharp and refreshing. One point about this that I did like was the scent. It comes in a squeeze bottle that doesn't have any other air inlet/outlet so, if you don't squeeze out a lot, it tends to get sucked back into the bottle. I found that I had to squeeze out more than I needed and had to waste the product because of the distribution method. The cleanser is a thick, clear gel which lathers a little when you rub it between your hands. It's not especially soapy and rinses off cleanly. I will say that I am older (52), fair-skinned, with skin that tends toward dry rather than oily, but overall tends to be closer to average or normal. I do not wear any kind of make-up. I usually wash my face with fairly generic soap (Ivory or Kirkland) and then apply a fairly heavy moisturizer after evening showers. With this product, I stopped using soap on my face and only used the Obagi cleanser for about 3 weeks. During the first week, this left my skin itchy, dry, and flaky despite my having applied the same heavy moisturizer after washing my face as I do when I use soap. After about three weeks, this abated some, but was still happening to some extent. It also was leaving a residue on my skin or not exfoliating as soap did as I could scratch off a white substance when I was either scratching my dry skin or scrubbing my face with my fingers. I had to start using an abrasive exfoliating mitt after using this cleanser to make sure I got everything off. On the plus side, my skin was left feeling soft and pliable compared to soap (which can often leave skin feeling dry and tight). However, in the long run, the itchniness and lack of exfoliating as well as the higher price make this a product that didn't work out for me.