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This almond oil soap does share sodium cocoyl isethionate as a primary cleanser with the source, but it's a completely different formula otherwise (oil-based bar, no taurate, sulfates, or hyaluronic acid), so cleansing feel will differ.

This Dove bar/wash does include sodium lauroyl isethionate and sodium isethionate, giving some overlap with the source's isethionate-based cleansing, but it lacks the sodium methyl cocoyl taurate and hyaluronic acid, and adds fatty acids/soybean oil not in the source.

The Neutrogena cleanser's cleansing base relies on sodium cocoyl isethionate, sodium methyl cocoyl taurate, and sulfates, while this baby wash uses cocamidopropyl betaine and sodium lauroamphoacetate as its primary surfactants, a much gentler and chemically different system despite both sharing citric acid as a minor pH adjuster.

Same as the other Aveeno baby wash: cocamidopropyl betaine and sodium lauroamphoacetate replace the source's isethionate/taurate/sulfate blend, so the wash feel and cleansing power are quite different aside from the trivial shared citric acid.

This gel relies on coco-betaine and coco-glucoside, entirely different mild surfactants from the source's isethionate/taurate/sulfate cleansing system, with only citric acid in common.