Simple Kind to Skin Moisturising Facial Wash 150ml
Simple Kind to Skin Moisturising Facial Wash is a 100% soap-free, water-based cleanser designed to thoroughly clean your face without causing irritation or dryness. Specifically formulated for sensitive and dry skin, this gentle face wash lifts away dirt, oil, and impurities while strengthening your skin's natural moisture barrier.
New Vitamin-Rich Formula
The latest formulation of this fan-favorite cleanser is now supercharged with Pro-Vitamin B5 (Panthenol) and Vitamin E, along with Pro Amino Acid Technology. These advanced ingredients work together to enhance your skin's resilience against environmental stressors while providing deep hydration.
Key skin-loving ingredients include:
- Pro-Vitamin B5: Helps to attract and hold moisture in the skin, preventing that "tight" feeling.
- Vitamin E: An antioxidant that nourishes and protects the skin.
- Bisabolol: Derived from chamomile, it helps soothe redness and irritation.
Simple Face Wash Price in Nigeria
If you are asking "how much is Simple face wash in Nigeria?", the retail price for the 150ml tube typically ranges from ₦8,500 to ₦15,000 as of October 2026. Prices can fluctuate depending on whether the batch is imported from the UK or EU and current exchange rates. To ensure you are getting the best value and a 100% authentic product, it is recommended to buy from verified pharmacies like GoMed Nigeria.
How to Identify Original Simple Facial Wash
Because Simple is a highly sought-after brand in Nigeria, "fake" versions are sometimes found in the market. To verify your product is original:
- Check the Packaging: Authentic tubes have crisp, high-quality printing and clear batch codes stamped on the crimp (the top seal).
- Texture: The original moisturising facial wash is a clear, soap-free gel. It should not have a strong perfume or floral scent.
- Source: Always purchase from a reputable chemist or pharmacy.
For personalized advice on building a skincare routine for sensitive skin, you can chat with a GoMed pharmacist today.