Tabibijin 热感卸妆油，600毫升

My mom bought this as a souvenir from a trip. I thought it would cost around 698 yen, but after reading other people's reviews, I realized it's 2,500 yen! I'm surprised... the container is so tiny, I can't believe it costs that much... and the ingredients don't say anything oily, so I was a bit skeptical, but it actually feels pretty good. My sister uses Tis, so I secretly borrowed it to compare. This one has a thicker oil. It's quite viscous. It's also a warming cleanser, but it only warms up when you apply it, and then disappears pretty quickly. I cleansed it for about 15 minutes in the bathtub, and after a while, I noticed a slight improvement in the dark spots! It also removed blackheads. I didn't wash my face afterwards, but it didn't leave any stickiness or irritation. But there's one thing that bothers me... I noticed that my nail polish was slowly coming off when I used it! I suddenly noticed that my nails were sticky, white, and had bald spots... but when I looked more closely, it looked like some of the top coat had been removed, and it looked like the nail polish had clearly melted! The colored nail polish didn't come off, so it seems like it's just a very slight effect... I don't know if that's good or bad, but I still have about half left, so I'll keep using it until it's gone.

I saw this at a ryokan (Japanese inn) while traveling, and fell in love with the new, gently warming texture at first sight, so I bought it without thinking. The texture is very runny (lol), but the warming sensation somehow opens up my pores and makes me feel like I can sniff out the dirt deep inside (lol). However, it's quite expensive. I don't think I'll buy it again.

It's hot as soon as you apply it! It has a refreshing, authentic orange scent and is very pleasant to use. The hot feeling makes you feel like it's pulling makeup and impurities out from deep within your pores. Of course, it also removes makeup very well. Three pumps is all it takes for a satisfying cleansing experience.

*I use it when I go to a hot spring. It costs a little over 2,500 yen, so I haven't purchased it yet. When I looked at the ingredients, it was an oil cleanser that doesn't contain mineral oil...or so I think. When I spread it on my skin, I really feel the warmth. It's a thick oil, so it doesn't emulsify even when used on wet hands or face, and it cleanly removes sunscreen and makeup. It doesn't visibly emulsify, but it's surprisingly easy to rinse off and doesn't leave a sticky feeling. It leaves my skin feeling refreshed but not tight. I wash my face with soap after using it, and the hot spring effect means my skin doesn't feel tight at all; in fact, it feels soft and smooth. I'm thinking of buying it the next time I go to a hot spring.