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DHC’s most popular product worldwide, this amazing Deep Cleansing Oil removes dirt, excess oil, and make-up — even waterproof mascara and other pore-cloggers dissolve easily. Made with a unique water-soluble formula, as well as olive oil & vitamin E ingredients, it keeps your skin moisturized without leaving any greasy residue.
SPECIFICATIONS:
WHAT YOU GET: (1) Deep Cleansing Oil
NET WEIGHT: 70ml
Dispense into dry hands, then massage into face to dissolve makeup, dirt and other impurities. Rinse thoroughly.
As the #1 direct skincare company in Japan, DHC is a brand you can trust for more beautiful skin. With a legacy of over 30 years in Japan creating high-quality products based on the natural benefits of olive oil, DHC uses effective ingredients that are tested and true—no unnecessary coloring agents or irritating fragrances. That ideal balance your skin has been looking for? DHC gives you just that.
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i can see why this product is so popular because it is an effective cleansing oil. the smell is neutral, the oil is really thick, rich and very luxurious it glides so well on the skin and dissolves makeup, sebum, sunscreen and all those dirt on your face and emulsifies so well you don't feel greasy after nor dry. the downside is it's expensive and hardly available, i know there are other brands that work just as well and cheaper but if money is not a consideration for you, this product is very good.
9 months agoWay back in 2014, I ordered my first DHC Cleansing Oil here in BeautyMNL. It was more expensive compared to other cleansing oil in the market. Since this is a Japan brand, I am assured that what I am purchasing is of great quality. True enough, it gently melts even the most stubborn waterproof mascara without hurting my eyes. It removes my make-up without stripping the natural oil of my skin. Unlike other cleansing oil, I can easily rinse it off my face in just few washes.
about 1 year agoWorks wonders in removing waterproof makeup which can be a pain to take off! As another reviewer said, a little goes a long way. Two pumps are all I need to remove a full face of make up, stubborn mascara and ultra matte liquid lipstick included, while still leaving skin hydrated. Definitely one of my must haves.
about 2 years agoi got this from a friend, she said that it is the best makeup remover. i dont usually need makeup remover to remove the little makeup i use. its oil, it was really good for my dry skin, after using this and washing my face with warm water, my face feels so smooth, and no makeup residue or dirt is left in my face. i feel so clean. what i don't like much about this product is the smell, it smells like virgin olive oil.
over 2 years agoThis oil really removes all your makeup at the end of the day without drying out your skin. A little goes a long way, so this tiny bottle lasts forever! Be careful when using it around the eye area though, because it is a bit of a pain to remove if it gets in your eye.
over 2 years agoThis is nice for removing makeup. It's not too thick for me, and does the job well. I sometimes just use a bit on cotton pads for eye makeup or I rub it straight on my face for foundation. Although, it's really comparable to other cheaper cleansing oils. It's just olive oil, so you can use store-bought olive oil instead of this and it would work just as well except the smell would not be as nice.
over 2 years ago
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