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@itsjuststephslife reviewing Youth to the People Kale Green Tea and Spinach Cleanser at 28:19 in a YouTube Shorts videoSuperfood Facial Cleanser"Absolutely loved it."$39.00

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Superfood Facial Cleanser
3.5Superfood Facial Cleanser
  • “I like the fact that it's got gentle surfactants in it. So it's got sodium cocoyl glutamate and it's got cocamidopropyl betaine”26:30–26:32
  • “I love those two ingredients”26:51–26:51
  • “The positives of this product is that they have soothers in them and I love soothers. So soothers are things like aloe vera, D panthenol, it's also got green tea extract. So these are all great for skin of color”27:13–27:15
  • “I also love the fact that they've managed to do the whole antioxidant combination”27:23–27:26
  • “They went and added something that confused me and that was natural essence. So natural essence often means essential oils”28:06–28:10
  • “I actually really like this product except for this one ingredient”28:16–28:19
  • “It's a really big shame at the last hurdle”28:46–28:49
  • “If you have sensitive skin or acne-prone skin which is basically inflamed skin or any form of dermatitis, I would avoid anything that says fragrance in it, full stop”28:34–28:39
  • Source: Best & Worst Cleansers for Oily Acne Prone Skin - Apr 28, 2026
Dr. Vanita RattanDr. Vanita Rattan1.2M subscribers
2Superfood Facial Cleanser
  • “I'm not gonna lie this product lasts a lifetime like literally because look at how big this is for a face wash you barely need half a pump to wash your face”
  • “This costs somewhere between ₹4000 to ₹6000 and I just like don't know why like why does this cost so much”10:54–11:02
  • “I read up a lot about why this is special and all of it honestly felt like marketing jargon because I didn't feel any different when I was using this cleanser so I would not pick this up again”
  • Source: 2025 product empties: buy or bye? - Dec 13, 2025
Aashi AdaniAashi Adani299K subscribers
Brand note

Youth to the People leans into the whole "superfood skincare" thing pretty hard, and the Superfood Facial Cleanser is the product that comes up most — it's got a gentle surfactant base and soothing ingredients like aloe and green tea, but there's a catch: it also contains essential oils (listed as "natural essence"), which makes it a no-go for sensitive or acne-prone skin according to one creator. Another reviewer found it overpriced and underwhelming, saying the benefits felt like marketing hype.

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