when i was in japan, i bought DHC cleansing oil because it was best sellers. i even knew it even before i got deep into kbeauty stuff. then i saw kose softymo cleansing oil. i saw it almost everywhere so i thought it must be good. and i didn't have time to search more, so i grabbed the speedy one. there are two types apparently, the deep one and the speedy one. on my last trip i bought the deep one too, so hopefully i can see the difference between them.
you can read the description from ratzillacosme website here.
the packaging: it comes in pink pump bottle, quite big, coming in 230 ml compared to my innisfree which is only 160 ml. aside from plastic sealing around the bottle, it only have stopper at the neck of the pump. but luckily nothing is leaked.
the scent: again, another scentless product from japan.
the product: the oil is clear and quite runny, i think it has same viscosity as innisfree one, or slightly runnier. it emulsifies easily, though i think the innisfree emulsified more. it wash off easily too, leaving no oily film residue. it also doesn't sting my eyes, unlike innisfree, so yeayy!
the result: i usually use this cleansing oil to cleanse my daily sunscreen and light makeup, which is usually consist of bb cushion, blush, contour powder, eyeshadow and liquid lipstick and eyeliner. it can cleanse them alright. even with mascara it can easily remove mascara. but it struggles a bit with bbia eyeliner. although at the end it can remove it, but still, it need some effort to clean it.
definitely agree with the claims, it can clean mascara. but for stubborn waterproof eyeliner or mascara, better use separate eye makeup remover to be safe. i think this is a good cleansing oil even for sensitive skin and eyes, since this one doesn't sting my eyes. plus they sell the refill, so double yeayy!!
you can read the description from ratzillacosme website here.
the packaging: it comes in pink pump bottle, quite big, coming in 230 ml compared to my innisfree which is only 160 ml. aside from plastic sealing around the bottle, it only have stopper at the neck of the pump. but luckily nothing is leaked.
the scent: again, another scentless product from japan.
the product: the oil is clear and quite runny, i think it has same viscosity as innisfree one, or slightly runnier. it emulsifies easily, though i think the innisfree emulsified more. it wash off easily too, leaving no oily film residue. it also doesn't sting my eyes, unlike innisfree, so yeayy!
the result: i usually use this cleansing oil to cleanse my daily sunscreen and light makeup, which is usually consist of bb cushion, blush, contour powder, eyeshadow and liquid lipstick and eyeliner. it can cleanse them alright. even with mascara it can easily remove mascara. but it struggles a bit with bbia eyeliner. although at the end it can remove it, but still, it need some effort to clean it.
definitely agree with the claims, it can clean mascara. but for stubborn waterproof eyeliner or mascara, better use separate eye makeup remover to be safe. i think this is a good cleansing oil even for sensitive skin and eyes, since this one doesn't sting my eyes. plus they sell the refill, so double yeayy!!
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| the pump bottle |
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| left: bb cushion - lip/cheek - eyeliner - mascara pic 2: starting to pour the oil pic 3: emulsify it with water pic 4: rinse |
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