DHC

This was the very first cleansing oil that I have used, and I used this for about 6 months before switching to something else. I kept resisting from writing a review a week into using it since I loved it at the time, and was concerned that I was in the product honeymoon phase.

Pros:
Takes any waterproof mascara off
Takes sunscreen off
Unscented (smells like olive oil)
Rinses clean, no oily residue

Cons:
Price
Left my dry skin dry

If you want to try a cleansing oil, this is a good one to start with as there are a very few ingredients and it does rinse clean (no oily residue). I stopped using this is because of two things: price, and it felt a little dry after I used this. However, I don't feel the same dryness when I use Clinique Take the Day Off Cleansing Balm or Banila Co. Clean It Zero Purity. Between the price and the way it felt on my skin, I'm not going to repurchase. If your skin is on the more oily side it might be good.

I really like this neck cream. I don't find it greasy at all. The texture is not too thick or thin. My neck can be sensitive and this doesn't irritate it at all. I also rely on a neck cream to protect my neck from the serums/creams that I put on my face that some how creep onto my neck. This protects my neck. I like that it comes in a tube rather than a jar. For the past couple of years, I've been using another brand and just realized that cream doesn't have retinol in it. This one does. It also costs less per ounce than my previous neck cream.

It's a decent lip treatment and has some really good moisturizing ingredients, but also some that could be potentially problematic for certain sensitive individuals, like olive oil or phenoxyethanol (YMMV). The finish is a little on the glossy side, but not horribly artificial. Never tried it under a lipstick or lipgloss, so can't comment on how it performs in that area, but lip cream also can be applied liberally in multiple layers without a gross coat forming, like with some chap sticks can sometimes. There's no smell or taste to it either, which is a huge plus in my books. I'm just very used to using pure lanolin on my lips and lanolin is pure magic for my lips. The DHC just doesn't compare to the pure lanolin stuff, despite including a little lanolin and lanolin oil, and I have to apply DHC quite often to keep the moisturizing effect intact. So for me DHC doesn't offer anything over any other decent lip treatment (like Clinique, La Roche Posay or Biotherm), and DHC definitely doesn't approach my HG lip balm (Sisley) and doesn't perform as nice as lanolin. The packing is nice, though, no tube that can get grimy when carried around and it seems sturdy enough to survive a couple accidental falls.

It's wonderful at what it claims to do. After using their cleansing oil and patting a few drops of this with my hands, I noticed a nice baby skin type of glow to my face. I can't use this along with a lotion on top during hot weather though as I notice a small zit or two will appear when I wake up. I think it works best when layered with another liquid type product but becomes too much when layered with any lotion/cream type products on top. No fragrance and it has ginseng, which is my absolute favorite ingredient to see in any skincare product. I'm not sure if I'll repurchase though, as I think I prefer the lighter DHC mild lotion, and this is much more expensive than that. Also note that once opened it says it's only good for 6 months.

Yes, I love these. Bought them for years and can't be without them. So great for travel. So soothing and effective.