Cleansing oils?

[dAZ]

I'm new to the idea of cleansing oils. Which one(s) do you recommend?

[mrsukyankee]

I love Banila Clean It Zero - easy to use, not sloppy and works.

[pizzanight]

Dec 29, 2017 14:32:48 GMT -5 mrsukyankee said:

I love Banila Clean It Zero - easy to use, not sloppy and works.

+1

[calico]

Banila Clean It Zero is a great formula, but balms don't work for my routine most of the time (cleansing in shower), so I prefer oil in a pump. I love the Shiseido Ultimate Cleansing Oil, as well as a Holika Holika oil (I think it's discontinued now).

[Miss Phryne Fisher]

Emma Hardie cleansing balm (it is a solid oil). Haimish Cleansing Balm is also good. I am fairly sure Oskia Renaissance cleanser is mostly an oil, like that too.

[wineandcheese]

Following!

[beetea]

I've seen Tatcha Camellia Cleansing Oil all over YouTube but haven't tried it myself. Sephora has a mini for $15 but it's currently out of stock.

[gilmoregirl]

Julep Love your bare face cleansing oil is my HG. I've been using it for years now. I try to switch off of it but it's my go to. Love that stuff.

[ESF]

Dec 29, 2017 19:55:43 GMT -5 gilmoregirl said:

Julep Love your bare face cleansing oil is my HG. I've been using it for years now. I try to switch off of it but it's my go to. Love that stuff.

I just started using this one and I love it.

I've also used Skin Food Black Sugar face oil, which was too funny and didn't feel like it got enough off. And Josie Maran, which was good not as good as Julep.

[bluestreet]

I use the cleansing oil from Trader Joe’s followed by their all-in-one cleanser. Been using for about a year. Each are about $6.

[sporky]

Shiseido's Perfect Cleansing Oil is my absolute favorite. For a cheaper alternative, I still like The Face Shop's Rice Water Bright Light Cleansing Oil.

[bowies]

Balm: Heimish All Clean
Oil: The Julep one, but I’ve only used it to clean swatches off my hand at Ulta lol. I’ve heard the Boscia one is good too.

[tiramisu]

I've started using the Paula's Choice one recently. I like that it's not fragranced. I previously was using the Trader Joe's one and liked that, but my favorite was the One Love Organics vitamin B enzyme cleansing oil. If it weren't fragranced I never would've switched to anything else, despite the cost. The PC one is the first I like as much.

[dAZ]

Dec 30, 2017 20:27:56 GMT -5 tiramisu said:

I've started using the Paula's Choice one recently. I like that it's not fragranced. I previously was using the Trader Joe's one and liked that, but my favorite was the One Love Organics vitamin B enzyme cleansing oil. If it weren't fragranced I never would've switched to anything else, despite the cost. The PC one is the first I like as much.

I was going to order PC but it's not currently available......which is why I came here. I may still wait for it though, I've been happy with her products.

[tiramisu]

Dec 30, 2017 21:31:53 GMT -5 dAZ said:

Dec 30, 2017 20:27:56 GMT -5 tiramisu said:

I've started using the Paula's Choice one recently. I like that it's not fragranced. I previously was using the Trader Joe's one and liked that, but my favorite was the One Love Organics vitamin B enzyme cleansing oil. If it weren't fragranced I never would've switched to anything else, despite the cost. The PC one is the first I like as much.

I was going to order PC but it's not currently available......which is why I came here. I may still wait for it though, I've been happy with her products.

I would wait. Honestly, I hate the fragrances in all of the other ones I've tried. Hers says it can be used on wet skin too, which is helpful. I haven't tried that yet but it's nice to not be as worried about my skin being dry. Plus I don't feel like I need to double cleanse with it.

[mfluder]

Dec 30, 2017 8:06:19 GMT -5 bluestreet said:

I use the cleansing oil from Trader Joe’s followed by their all-in-one cleanser. Been using for about a year. Each are about $6.

I know that the topic is oil cleansers, but TJ all-in-one cleanser is one of my all time favorite cleansers, and I think thoroughly under the rader. Lazy days I use it twice. 

Oil: Shu umera is my favorite. MAC's version is actually really good too in my experience. I'm using Banilla right now, its fine. I want to try helmish. 

[mscatra]

Thanks for starting this thread! I just ordered a set of a mini Julep oil with an exfoliating sponge on Amazon for $11 something with coupons. Yay for no rush shipping coupons, lol.

[secretlyevil]

Another recommendation for Banilla

[Vespasia]

Botanic Farm Grain Ferment Cleansing Sherbet. I like this one a lot more than the Banila one.

My options are limited though because I have to avoid olive oil.

[origami]

Face Shop’s Pore Clean cleansing oil. I was told it was discontinued in Korea but it’s still available online. I’ve tried a few other types since using this and none were as good as this at getting off makeup. I liked the Banila too but much prefer a pump kind.

[SallyJ]

My face only tolerates certain oils and certain lotions otherwise I get terrible cystic acne. I use boscia makeup-breakup cool cleansing oil. You can buy a sample size for $10 at Sephora to try it before buying the $32 bottle.

[wawa]

Jan 2, 2018 15:19:54 GMT -5 SallyJ said:

My face only tolerates certain oils and certain lotions otherwise I get terrible cystic acne. I use boscia makeup-breakup cool cleansing oil. You can buy a sample size for $10 at Sephora to try it before buying the $32 bottle.

I had a sample size of this one and loved it.

[orangello]

I love the Bobbi Brown cleansing oil.

[NewOrleans]

Really loved Illi!

[centralsquare]

This one: www.dermstore.com/product_Vitamin+B+Enzyme+Cleansing+Oil+Makeup+Remover_53450.htm

Love love love.

[gennyu]

I really like the bare minerals cleansing oil! You

[notasafeplace]

I just repurchased The Face Shops rice water cleansing oil. It does have a strong floral (to me) scent but it’s cheap and worked well for me. Bonus hag it’s available via Amazon prime.

[pantsparty]

Jan 13, 2018 18:31:26 GMT -5 notasafeplace said:

I just repurchased The Face Shops rice water cleansing oil. It does have a strong floral (to me) scent but it’s cheap and worked well for me. Bonus hag it’s available via Amazon prime.

I have this too. I am not a fan of the smell, but it works really good.

I also have the Su:m 37 cleansing balm, which really smells heavenly and works great, but honestly I just prefer the liquid pump versions. I might try the TJ's version next.

[MrsAxilla]

Jan 23, 2018 9:34:18 GMT -5 pantsparty said:

Jan 13, 2018 18:31:26 GMT -5 notasafeplace said:

I just repurchased The Face Shops rice water cleansing oil. It does have a strong floral (to me) scent but it’s cheap and worked well for me. Bonus hag it’s available via Amazon prime.

I have this too. I am not a fan of the smell, but it works really good.

I also have the Su:m 37 cleansing balm, which really smells heavenly and works great, but honestly I just prefer the liquid pump versions. I might try the TJ's version next.

The TJs version is okay.  I was surprised at how little the bottle is, and it feels heavy, like it has mineral oil in it, even though it doesn’t.  It does the job, though

[arpb14]

www.target.com/p/sonia-kashuk-facial-cleanser-dissolving-gel-to-oil-makeup-remover-4-2-oz/-/A-39597786

I started using this one a few months ago after watching Stephanie Nicole's affordable skincare video. I've really enjoyed it.