Huile lavante peaux sensibles

Shares sodium laureth sulfate as the primary cleansing surfactant and glycerin, but lacks the secondary mild surfactants (glucosides, sodium cocoyl glutamate, cocamphoacetate) that soften URIAGE's formula for sensitive skin.

Shares sodium laureth sulfate and glycerin as a base, but uses coco-betaine instead of URIAGE's sodium cocoyl glutamate/cocamphoacetate/glucoside mix, and is targeted at blemish-prone rather than sensitive skin.

Shares sodium laureth sulfate but relies on cocamidopropyl betaine and cocamide DEA instead of URIAGE's gentler glucoside/glutamate blend, and adds fragrance allergens (limonene, benzyl salicylate) not ideal for sensitive skin.

Both are mild glucoside/amphoacetate-based washes with glycerin, but URIAGE's key cleansing surfactant is sodium laureth sulfate plus sodium cocoyl glutamate, which this SLS-free formula lacks entirely.

Same story as the other Aveeno: gentle glycerin/glucoside cleanser but missing the sulfate and glutamate surfactants that define URIAGE's cleansing base.