3in1 Mizellen Reinigungstücher

Uses decyl glucoside as its main surfactant, which is chemically similar in class to the source's heptyl glucoside/polyglyceryl-4-caprate duo, plus shares glycerin and phenoxyethanol/sodium benzoate preservation.

Shares glycerin, decyl glucoside (surfactant class match), and phenoxyethanol preservation, but adds many extra actives (hyaluronic acid, rose water, UV filter) not in the simpler source formula.

Both use glycerin and phenoxyethanol/sodium benzoate as preservatives, but the source's key cleansing surfactants (heptyl glucoside, polyglyceryl-4-caprate) are replaced with different PEG-based and sulfate surfactants.

Only glycerin, phenoxyethanol, and sodium benzoate overlap; the core mild glucoside/caprate cleansing surfactants of the source are missing, replaced by cetrimonium chloride and PEG-hydrogenated castor oil.

Shares only glycerin and sodium benzoate; the mild glucoside-based cleansing actives that define the source formula are entirely absent, replaced by PEG-esters and isopropyl palmitate.