i have used different cleansing oils before and didnt have problems. this time when i ordered dust off cleansing oil I didnt check the ingredients before the purchase. It has a strong grass like smell, does remove makeup, but not gentle on the skin. after 2 weeks of usage I noticed my pores were bigger and skin a little dehydrated, small bumps on my forehead. it has a few oils that are comedogenic level 4,5 ! be aware.

I feel like my face is burning after using this for a week.

it leaves my face red. I stopped using a 2nd cleanser thinking that will help but it still feels dry. it smells of lemon and I suspect it must be that ingredient that my face is reacting to.

right now Im looking for another cleansing oil to cart out asap because Im going to stop using this for my face. maybe Ill use it for my neck. Previous ones I tried and loved are LeeJiHam and Hera but theyre kinda expensive. this one was on sale so I bought it. Ugh. What a waste of money.

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII love that this cleansing oil wipes off makeup, even the waterproof, smudge-proof ones really well. The texture is light and watery so it spreads nicely when you put it on your face, though it's a bit too watery for my liking because the liquid easily drips if you're not careful.

For me this is a gentle product, it's not drying also doesn't feel harsh on my skin. There's no bad reaction that I experience while using this. But if you're allergic to essential oil, or have a very very sensitive skin, I advise you to be careful and do a patch test beforehand.

This product claims that it can stand on its own to completely clean our face without the need to use second step cleanser. While it might be true, I found that I still prefer to use a second cleanser because even when you already emulsify and wash the cleansing oil off your face, it leaves a very thin oily film on your skin that for me it's kind off a bother. But they go away once you wash using waterwaterwater based cleanser.WhatWhat