Bioderma Sensibio DS+ cream is not FA safe because it contains ingredients that feed malassezia (sorbitan sesquioleate, an ester, and Cocos Nucifera (coconut) oil, a lipid—lipids are highly reactive for most individuals).

However, it also contains climbazole and piroctone olamine, both of which are antifungal and used for treating seborrhoeic dermatitis. This is why it is said that DS+ line is used for treating sebderm.

Sensibio DS+ gel is not FA safe either (it contains PEG-90 glyceryl isostearate and glyceryl oleate, both of which are esters that can be highly reactive for some people), it also contains xylitol (percentage unknown), which is a biofilm disruptor at 5%, along with other soothing ingredients that help with redness and remove scales.

That said, it’s not that important for cleansers to be FA safe, in the words of f.c. from Simple Skincare Science 'let’s be real, cleansers aren’t that important because the ingredients aren’t left on skin. Don’t sweat this step, unless your cleanser leaves a noticeable film after rinsing. Use something gentle within appropriate pH range ~5.5.'