(Limited Sale) CLARINS Total Cleansing Oil, 150ml

I found this in the cleansing oil kit I bought from Suzykireishopping ☆ I was concerned about the weight of the cleansing oil before the renewal, but this one is very light and comfortable to use ☆ I felt it was reliable and could be used anytime, regardless of skin condition ☆ Clarins is within reach and gives you a long-lasting, high-quality experience ☆ I want to make it my lifelong friend ☆

It's neither good nor bad, so you don't need to go out of your way to spend this price to buy it. Recently, you can find excellent, well-researched oil cleansers from Orbis and One by Kose at surprisingly low prices, so considering that, I even felt like only Clarins oil devotees would choose this. I happened to realize I'd forgotten to bring my cleanser while traveling, so I bought it at the airport duty-free shop. I don't think I'll be repurchasing. This might sound like a criticism, but I'll just say that I have absolutely no issues with this product. The oil has a light, watery texture, which I really like. It emulsifies quickly, and I think it's a very easy-to-use oil cleanser. I noticed that because the oil is watery and lacks cushioning, you end up using more to avoid friction on your skin when blending it in. I use a generous eight pumps at a time because I really don't want to feel any friction (though that may be due to my large face, but that's a bit of a bonus). The scent is a matter of personal preference. I don't dislike it, but I think it's better to use unscented products than to smell a scent I don't really like every night, so I think it's better not to use strange fragrances. Personally, I like soothing scents for washing products, such as woody or herbal scents.

Due to Shu's repeated discontinuation of cleansing products, I decided to switch to another company. I've always loved Clarins' skincare, so I gave it a try. It removed my makeup thoroughly and I didn't get any breakouts the next day! I gave it the same 5-star rating as Astalift's oil cleanser. Both are equally good. According to Clarins' website, "Lightly press your palms against the face as if sucking out impurities, then quickly remove them 5-6 times, then rinse," so I'll give it a try. I'm torn between this and Astalift, but I think I'll buy both in their original form. Clarins is 150ml, while Astalift is 120ml.

Despite its low ratings, I really like it! ☆ I've tried all kinds of cleansers, including milks and gels, that are said to be gentle on the skin, but ultimately, oil was the best fit. I've tried some of the more well-known ones, but the problem was that my skin always felt tight after rinsing. This oil doesn't dry out my skin! I love that it doesn't feel tight. It has a smooth texture that blends in easily, and even my heavy makeup is removed in no time. (I use mascara that comes off with warm water, so I haven't tested waterproof mascara.) The only drawback is that the design of the bottle cap is a bit lacking. After using it a few times, the oil starts to leak out from the sides of the white part, and when I push the oil out, it splashes in all directions from the nozzle. Is it just me? It sprays out with a lot of force, so if I don't cover it properly with my hand, it's too energetic and splashes everywhere. lol The scent is also a calming, Clarins-like scent. I don't think it's too strong. Milk cleansers have been popular for a long time, but I've only just realized that oil cleansers are also excellent, so I've been using them for a while now and this is my fifth bottle!

My only complaint is the container, even though the contents are great. I have absolute confidence in Clarins' oil-based products. Their beauty oil, cleansing oil, and body oil are all great! But with this cleanser, the pump is hard to press. Not only is it hard, but it sprays out as soon as you press it. No matter how many times I try, it sprays out! I'm sure the contents are better than any other brand, but because it sprays out! I end up reaching for something else. Japanese manufacturers like Muji and DC have pump containers that are far superior. I guess they don't make those kind of subtle improvements to make the pump easier to use.