Dupes / Cleansers / BABÉ Micellar Gel
BABÉ Micellar Gel dupes: 1 cleansers with the closest formula
We compared BABÉ Micellar Gel's full ingredient list with every cleanser in the DemythSkin database, weighting the ingredients that do the work (Capryl/Capramidopropyl Betaine and Betaine) far above fillers. These are the closest matches, each with its own efficacy and safety score.
MATCH
Shares Caprylcapramidopropyl Betaine. Ingredient lists don't state amounts, so strengths may differ.
What does the work in each formula
Every ingredient graded on the same S to D scale the scanner uses. Solid chips are in both products; dashed chips are in only one.
FORMULATION BASE (11 · 6)3 shared ⌄
The 1 closest dupes, ranked by formula match
Match is how much of BABÉ Micellar Gel's weighted formula a product shares. Scores are each product's own, so a dupe can match closely and still score differently.
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How we find a dupe
Same product type
Cleansers are compared with cleansers, from the products we've scored.
Actives count most
S and A-grade actives weigh up to 30 times more than water, glycerin or thickeners. A dupe must share at least one key active.
30% match or more
Below that it isn't a dupe. Same brand and renamed versions of the original are left out.
A label lists ingredients, not amounts. Two products can share every ingredient at different strengths, so a high match means a similar formula, not a guaranteed identical result.
BABÉ Micellar Gel dupes, answered
What is the best dupe for BABÉ Micellar Gel?
On formula, Caudalie Vinoclean Água de Uva Micelar Desmaquilhante: a 32% match, sharing Caprylcapramidopropyl Betaine. It scores 3.7 for efficacy and 4.5 for safety on DemythSkin's ingredient analysis.
Is Caudalie Vinoclean Água de Uva Micelar Desmaquilhante the same as BABÉ Micellar Gel?
Their ingredient lists overlap closely (32% by our weighted match), but labels list ingredients, not amounts. Two products can share ingredients at different strengths, so treat it as a close formula, not a confirmed copy.
How do you calculate the match percentage?
We compare full ingredient lists of the same product type, giving proven actives up to 30 times more weight than water, glycerin or thickeners. A dupe must share at least one key active and reach a 30% match; products from the same brand are left out.