Nourishing Cleansing Oil

My skin type: slightly oily, slightlu acne prone

Pros:
-breaks down waterproof mascara well
-relatively inexpensive


Cons:
-does not emulsify no matter how much you try
-leaves behind a thick sticky oily layer on your skin (I had to use a LOT of a second cleanser to get it off)
-caused breakouts, even with double cleansing
-packaging leaks …Read more

I absolutely love this stuff! I wear waterproof mascara everyday and had a lot of trouble getting it off with other removers. However, this has no problem taking it all off in the first go along with my caked on face makeup! I also have oily skin so I was a little hesitant using an oil on my face, but I've been using this for a few months now and have has no problems what so ever. I bought …Read more

I love this stuff! I have combination skin, but it leans more on the side of dry, so this stuff is perfect for me. I am just running out of it now, and finding that it's no longer available. Thankfully I have found it on Amazon! :)

I like the fact that it doesn't leave my skin oily. It breaks down the heavy makeup that I wear, and even removes my waterproof mascara. I am …Read more

Really wish I could love this cleansing oil due to its availability and inexpensive price but I just can't. At first it sounded great for my normal sometimes dry skin. I picked a bottle up at my local super market as they were clearing out some of the Garnier products so for $2 I figured why not. Previous to this the only other oils I have used are the Clinique cleansing balm and Mac cleanse …Read more

I absolutely love this stuff!! I have dry, sensitive skin (due to Retin-A) and this is my favorite night-time cleanser/makeup remover. I use this as a 1-step cleanser to remove all eye makeup and foundation etc. With this, I don't feel the need to follow up with a 2nd cleanser - I feel this helped my acne/acne marks heal. I'm SO upset to hear that this has been discontinued, and I …Read more

So where do I begin with this oil. The smell is divine and I like the texture. It's not too thick which I like because some cleansing oils, like eclos, is so thick it's hard to spread. However, it broke me out really bad. Using this for couple of days was fine, my skin didn't react to it at all. But maybe a week later I slowly started to break out along my jaw line and on my …Read more

This product is not expensive but it's almost the only positive thing that I can say. The packaging leak everywhere, the product does not completely clean makeup, the oil leave a weird oily residue behind, and my skin just do not feel clean after using it. I will not purchase.

The problem with this product is that it doesn't completely wash off afterwards, you need another cleanser to get it off. It doesn't take off all my makeup either, especially my eye makeup. I typically will have to wipe my face off with some micellar water to make sure all my makeup is off. I do use a cleanser afterwards, but it is medicated so that cleanser is not meant to take off all …Read more

This was the first cleansing oil I tried and this broke me out badly. I have oily acne prone skin with large pores, but this gave me tons of white heads on my T-zone and cheeks. The nice things I can say about this oil cleanser is that it smells nice and the price is decent. However I will not repurchase this. I've tried other oil cleansers that I liked better, but I guess this can work for …Read more

STAY AWAY.
While this is probably one of the most easily accessible cleansing oils in the American market for the time being, it is my least favorite that I've tried so let me tell you why!
For starters, cleansing oils are meant to emulsify and disappear once water is added. Not the case with this, oily residue stays behind to 'moisturize' the skin. I don't …Read more