DDF Brightening Cleanser Review

DDF Brightening Cleanser Description

DDF Brightening Cleanser is marketed as a skin brightening formula, which is meant to help reduce dark spots and blotchy patches, while smoothing the skin’s texture and decreasing the look of large pores. In this review, we will be going over every detail you’ll need to know before you decide to purchase a new addition to your skincare routine. In this review we’ll start off by going over the general description of the product above, then we’ll move on the positives and negatives we’ve researched on this product. We’ll then cover the remaining details about the brand, how to use the product, and what we personally think when it comes to whether or not you should purchase this product. Let’s get started!

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DDF Brightening Cleanser

DDF Brightening Cleanser is marketed as a skin brightening formula, which is meant to help reduce dark spots and blotchy patches, while smoothing the skin’s texture and decreasing the look of large pores.

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Editor’s Rating

3.8

According to the Manufacturer In 1991, New York dermatologist Dr. Howard Sobel founded DDF – Doctor’s Dermatologic Formula – to enable his patients to care for their skin at home. Inspired by dermatologic approach and expertise, the DDF skin care system is designed with advanced protocols targeting one or more of the specific skin concerns.

This skin brightening formula contains a combination of botanicals including peach leaf, apple fruit, raspberry fruit, mulberry bark extract, bearberry leaf, and licorice root with alpha-hydroxies salicylic and glycolic acids for skin brightening.

For best results, apply a small amount of DDF Brightening Cleanser in a massaging motion, with or without a cleansing cloth. Rinse the product off thoroughly with water. This product may be used up to two times per day during your morning and evening beauty routine. If skin becomes overly dry or sensitive, reduce use to once per day.

DDF Brightening Cleanser retails for $39.00 per 6.0 oz. on several popular beauty retailer websites and several other non-affiliated retailer websites.

DDF Brightening Cleanser Ingredients

Glycolic Acid:

Also known in the beauty community as AHA’s, glycolic acid easily penetrates the skin to treat fine lines, acne, black heads, dullness, and oiliness.

Salicylic Acid:

This ingredient helps to dissolve the type of skin debris that clog pores and cause acne.

Ammonium Laureth Sulfate:

It is the common name for Ammonium Dodecyl Sulfate, a cleansing agent that removes oils and dirt from hair and skin however it also classified as an irritant at concentrations of 2% or higher, and the longer the ingredient stays in contact with the skin, the greater the chance of irritation.

Glycerin:

It attracts moisture onto your skin which is why it is considered a humectant. Glycerin is an emollient, making skin not only oist, but soft and supple to the touch however it might also cause very serious allergic reaction.

Pros and Cons of DDF Brightening Cleanser

Conclusion – Recommending To Purchase?

This product is relatively pricey for a cleanser that contains the same ingredients as many drug store cleansers. Although this cleanser does include ingredients that are known to address dullness and acne, such as glycolic acid, and salicylic acid, these ingredients are washed away too soon to actually have much of an effect.

This product may work well for those with very oily skin, however, several of the ingredients in this product are particularly drying and may not be suitable for those with sensitive skin. This product also includes fragrance, which may further irritate the skin. There are plenty of products on the market today that deliver ingredients such as AHA and BHA’s to the skin to produce long term, positive effects.

Guarantee

DDF Brightening Cleanser is available at several well-known beauty retailer websites. The return policy for this item is very reasonable. If you are not happy with the product, simply return it for a full refund within 30 days of purchasing. Store credit may be provided for returns without a receipt.