* Oil-based Cleanser: This is a wipe-off type of cleanser and is usually a cream formula. Don't worry about buying one of these that is specifically for your skin type, what you need is something that quickly dissolves eye makeup and stubborn lipsticks.
Try Pure Skin Cleansing by Plenna (right), or Going Going Gone by Ultima II (left).

 * Foamy Cleanser: You probably already use one of these. This is a cleanser that, when combined with water, foams up and gets soapy, then rinses off. Make sure that this product is for your skin type. It should dissolve dirt and grime on your skin and contain some ingredients that are good for your complexion.
Try Wash-off Cleanser by Botanex (left), or Fresh Foam Cleanser by Herbal Essences (right).

 * Toner: A toner is used to remove any excess residue from your foamy cleanser and prepare your skin for moisturizer. Choose your toner carefully, and don't be afraid to spend a little extra money on it. If you buy a toner that is cheap, it will actually add residue to your face instead of removing it. Sometimes a toner is called a "moisture lotion," but do not confuse it with a moisturizer - they are two seperate things.
Try Toning Lotion by Pola (right), or Skin Care Moisture Lotion by Shu Uemura

 * Moisturizer: Moisturizers are basically used to add moisture to your face that may have been lost during the cleansing process. There is no mystery here, you probably already use a moisturizer. The question is if it is the right moisturizer for your skin. Even if you have dry skin, your moisturizer needs to be oil-free. You'll want to spend a little extra money on a moisturizer (as well as a toner, above) because if your moisturizer is cheap it will make your complexion worse instead of improve it.
Try Skin Perfecting Lotion by Murad (right), or Moisturizer Milk by Salus II (left).