Sometimes as soon as I get home at night, I will hop right into my shower and just when I get soaking wet, I will remember that I havenโt taken my makeup off yet. Cleansing oils are my product of choice for removing makeup and most need to be used on bone dry skin to effectively remove long-wearing makeup, and youโll probably already know that if youโve been reading RatzillaCosme for a while.
Thereโre many cleansing oils that claim to beย equally effective when used on damp skin,ย and I have tried many of them, but they just donโt cut the mustard. Most still emulsifyย (turn milky white) on contact with damp skin.ย But, I was pleasantly surprised with Naive Bath-Use Cleansing Oil from Kracie! Itโs like many of the more expensive, cleansing oils (dry use) that I really like โย light texture andย scent-free (no obnoxious fragrance or odd odour). It has quite a powerful yet non-stripping formula that meltsย makeup (even waterproof mascaras) on contact, even on dampย skin.
The cleansing oil is formulated for use on wet skin so the formula takes slightly longer and more water to rinse away, but it doesnโt make much differenceย when youโre already in the shower or takingย a long soak in the tub.
I really like the packaging; itโs sturdy, practical, and neutral and โย furthermore โย water doesnโt seep into the bottle through the neck, so I keep it right in the shower.ย Though for everyday use Iย still preferย my regular cleansing oils because they feel better at thoroughlyย deep cleansing skin,ย Kracieโsย Naive Bath-Use Cleansing Oil really makes makeup removalย hassle-free. So worth picking up if youโre looking for a cleansing oil that you canย easily keep and use in the shower.
A 250ml bottle is ยฅ484 on Amazon Japan.
I just bought this off an Amazon seller but it does turn a bit white when I pump it into my wet hand. Does that mean itโs emulsifying and/or a fake? Sorry if itโs a dumb question, Iโve never used a cleansing oil before.
Ideally, you use it on dry skin but this works on damp (not sopping wet) skin as well.
Is this safe for removing eye makeup? I know you mention it removing mascara, but when I tried to use it my eyes stung and it was difficult to remove. I had to wash my face three times- once with a japanese foaming cleanser and twice with cetaphil. Am I doing something wrong? ๐
Yes, most if not all Japanese cleansing oils are eye-safe โ theyโre after all, makeup removers. Iโve never encountered any difficulties with it. How were you using it?
I put the oil on my face and massaged all over for 30 seconds while keeping my eyelids closed. My skin was dry, no water. Even though I massaged the oil over my eye makeup, it didnโt remove it all.
I almost never bother closing my eyes when I use cleansing oils, including this one โ most donโt irritate my eyes at all. I keep this in the shower so I always use this on slightly damp skin. Takes slightly more time, but it still breaks down waterproof mascara well.
The main point of this cleansing oil is that it can be used damp skin as well (hence its product name). I personally wouldnโt use this if youโre removing your makeup outside of the shower โ thereโre plenty of better ones out there.
Oh okay, maybe Iโm just really sensitive then. I bought this one because I can be pretty forgetful, but tried using it with dry skin thinking it would work better. Guess Iโll try a sensitive skin brand.
Thank you for your help ๐
Hey,may i ask which is the best cleaning oil so far for regular use?
There is no โbestโ. Skin types, personal preference, and needs will vary.
thanks.
My skin is combination with sensitive and redness on my cheeks.Do you think i should use cream/ micellaire instead of oil? and also iโve been told that parabens (-paraben) are bad for skin.do you know any cream/oil without parabens?thank you
There is no โshouldโ. Use whichever type of makeup removers you prefer. Regarding parabensโฆ blueberries and carrots both naturally contain them โ itโs a popular myth that people like to spread. I personally would pick parabens which have been tested and used for decades over the newer substitutes which have not been time-tested.
Hi ratzilla, doea this mean that you just put thia cleansing oil on your damp face, massage and rinse? No need to emulsify like the other cleansing oil, lets say fancl cleansing oil?
You do the same thing with all cleansing oils โ very gently massage then rinse with water. The difference is that this will work on damp skin as well.
mineral oil?
Yes โ see complete ingredients here https://www.ratzillacosme.com/skin/naive-ofuro-de-tsukaeru-cleansing-oil/
Will this remove tenacious sunscreens like the Biore milks?
Yes, it removes everything.