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Beginner-friendly oil cleanser |
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Packaging: with a generous size of 210ml so that’s 7.1fl oz! Pump dispenser for hygienic and mess-free application.
Texture: right amount of viscosity with a hint of runniness. It becomes very creamy and slightly foams once emulsified.
To mention that the packaging is made from recyclable materials. Traditional korean aesthetics that is aligned with the brand’s history.
Scent: subtle ginseng and cooking oil scent probably because it has 50% soy oil.
The oil itself is rich and luxurious. The ginseng, the main ingredient, really caught my eye. Since ginseng is unusual to find in a type of cleansing oil and it is well-known for its potent antioxidants and rejuvenating qualities.
I use this as a first step in my double-cleaning process. The oil itself has a slightly heavy viscosity, which I prefer and perfect for being able to fully remove any make-up, spf, impurities, and pollutants.
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Posted on 23-11-29
Recommend
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Pores |
| tan...@ |
I am first time using this cleansing oil. I am gonna write honest review on this after one week.
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Posted on 23-11-29
Recommend
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Nice oil-based cleanser. |
| sem...@ |
If you don't like the smell of ginseng it might bother you but I like it, helps take off my makeup.
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Posted on 23-11-29
Recommend
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Works but not really effective |
| ell...@ |
I found that a lot of cleansing oil products, including this one, can only remove sunscreen and foundation, but not waterproof eye and lip make-up. I do double-cleansing and unfortunately my other cleanser can't remove waterproof make-up either. Cleansing balms are more effective.
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Posted on 23-11-28
Recommend
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okay |
| cad...@ |
its an okay oil cleanser. but really does smell quite unpleasant, like soybean or nut oil
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Posted on 23-11-27
Recommend
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