Biore The Cleanse Oil Mist Makeup Remover Limited Set, 120ml

It doesn't come off without rubbing. I pump about 5 times, wait a bit, and then rub it off.

I was amazed at how my makeup really came off just with a quick mist! As the instructions said, I applied extra to the eye makeup area and pressed it down a little with my hand. I pumped 10 times and then added more, and the cost-effectiveness wasn't great, so I deducted one star, but not having to rub is really great. I'm worried about dark spots and melasma...I've been trying to be careful since I heard that touching and rubbing can cause dark spots, but I always end up swishing around when using cleansers, so when I saw this product, I jumped at it. It's a little more expensive than before, but if I think it helps prevent dark spots too! I'll definitely buy it again.

I bought this because I thought it was something new and innovative (lol). I happened to receive one and now I have two (lol). I also use a pump-type oil cleanser from the same series. It removes makeup well and is quick, but somehow all of Biore's cleansers taste terrible (lol). That's the only thing that's off-putting. And then there's this mist type. It also removes makeup well (^^). As the package says, I pump 10 times all over my face, plus 4 or 5 pumps around my eyes. If I pumped less, my eye makeup didn't come off, so be careful. If you thought it didn't remove makeup well, like me, you probably pumped too little (lol). So, it felt like a bit of a pain, and I thought maybe it wouldn't be a mist. I always end up rubbing it (lol). This type didn't taste bad (lol). Well, it does remove makeup well, so I guess it's just a matter of personal preference. I didn't really like the mist type. It might be good for removing sunscreen from your arms in the summer.

I received this from Kao Koremo. I prefer oil cleansers and point makeup remover for point makeup. It's interesting, but I don't think this product will be my first pick. In the summer, it might be good for removing sunscreen from your body, like the back of your neck. I don't think the cleansing power is a problem. I think it's best to use it sparingly and spritz a generous amount. I personally don't like rubbing, so I won't be repurchasing, but it was an interesting product! Also, you have to use it in the bath, which might be a problem for some people. I wear contact lenses, so I take them out, cleanse in my room, and then go straight to the bath (I like to be able to check in the mirror up close to make sure it's removed), so it might be a problem for people like me.

I used an oil mist-type cleanser. While I needed to remove point makeup like mascara beforehand, I was able to remove my base makeup with almost no rubbing, so I found it very easy to use on days when I was wearing light makeup. While the 10 pumps required felt a bit tedious, the light feel that only a mist can provide was refreshing. The white floral scent was pleasant and relaxing to use. One bottle also lasts for about 2.5 months, which I found to be a great value. I did feel a bit dry after using it, so I'd like to use it in the summer.