A mixture of oils for first cleansing that contains different types of oils, including: sunflower oil, squalene oil, rosehip oil, pumpkin oil, oat kernel oil. In addition contains green tea and ginger extract and fragrance-free/essential oils/alcohol.
The product helps break down make-up, sunscreen and residual dirt using the oils, but it is not the type of cleaning oil that emulsifies in contact with water because it does not contain cleaning ingredients, only oils. For this reason, the manufacturer's instructions are to massage the oil on dry skin and then remove it with a warm towel (of course, then continue with soap). I didn't feel the need to use a towel, I just massaged the skin with warm water (not too much) and everything came off easily. After cleaning with soap my skin was clean and I did not feel any oily layer on the skin.
It is very effective for me, it was able to easily remove even the heaviest makeup. The oil is pleasant and not irritating at all, not even to the eyes. In my opinion, it can be suitable for those who have very sensitive skin.
All in all, I really like it, it worked great for me, so I do recommend it, but it's important to note that technically it's better to use a cleansing oil that also contains detergents to remove the oil itself more easily and without using a towel (physical exfoliation). Examples of this type of cleansing oil are Klairs Cleansing Oil, Innisfree Cleansing Oil, or Glow Parent Green Cleansing Gel.
The brand is cruelty-free 🐰♥️
Tags: Cleansing Oil • Skincare • Cleansing • Hydration • Acne and Breakouts • Texture and Skin Renewal • Glow • Oil Control
Sat Oct 23 2021 02:00:00 GMT+0200 (Central European Summer Time)