Lingettes visage et mains

Shares coco-glucoside as a gentle cleansing base, but swaps calendula and almond oil for honey and coco-betaine, so the specific soothing actives don't match.

Both use coco-glucoside as a mild cleanser, but the source's calendula extract and sweet almond oil (its actual soothing/nourishing actives) are missing, replaced by panthenol and aloe instead.

This is a caprylyl/capryl glucoside micellar water with tea and aloe, sharing only citric acid with the source; it has no coco-glucoside, calendula, or almond oil, and adds fragrance allergens like linalool/limonene.

This is a surfactant-free micellar-style formula built on polysorbate-20/poloxamer, sharing only citric acid (a pH adjuster) with the source; it lacks coco-glucoside, calendula, and almond oil entirely.

Uses sodium lauroyl sarcosinate as its cleanser rather than coco-glucoside, and has none of the calendula or almond oil that define the source's soothing profile; only citric acid overlaps.