Eau micellaire sensitive

Matches panthenol and citric acid, and decyl glucoside is a similarly gentle sugar-based surfactant, but it lacks the soothing bamboo water/sodium salicylate blend and uses ethyl lauroyl arginate as a preservative instead.

Both use a mild cocoamphoacetate-type surfactant and panthenol, but this one adds fragrance and antimicrobial polyaminopropyl biguanide, which the fragrance-free sensitive-skin original avoids, and lacks the soothing bamboo water/sodium salicylate combo.

Shares panthenol and citric acid but swaps the gentle sodium cocoamphoacetate cleanser for PEG-40 hydrogenated castor oil plus cationic cetrimonium chloride, which is a different and less sensitive-skin-friendly surfactant system.

Only real overlap is citric acid; it uses poloxamer/PPG-based surfactants and a quaternary conditioning agent instead of the cocoamphoacetate cleanser and lacks panthenol entirely.

Shares only citric acid; relies on polysorbate 20/caprylyl glucoside cleansers plus fragrance and cetrimonium bromide, missing the panthenol and mild cocoamphoacetate surfactant that define the original's sensitive-skin profile.