Is it better to use cleansing oil or water for oily skin?

Everyone loves beauty. The first thing many girls do when they wake up every day is to put on makeup, and the first thing they do at night is to remove makeup. When removing makeup, the most important things to use are makeup remover oil and makeup remover water. These are two different makeup remover products. Makeup remover oil is more effective, especially for makeup and smoky makeup. Makeup remover water is suitable for some light makeup. Many people have oily skin, which is prone to allergies. So is it better to use makeup remover oil or makeup remover water for oily skin!

Although the effects of makeup remover milk and makeup remover oil are the same, there are differences in their effects~~~

1. Makeup remover oil is usually used when you have makeup on, such as thick foundation or blush, and need to remove makeup strongly.

2. Makeup remover is used when you have applied sunscreen or a little foundation and just need to remove makeup gently.

I suggest you buy both. Use the cleansing milk when you don’t wear makeup, and use the cleansing oil when you have a date or go out!

Use DHC's deep cleansing oil and pure olive nourishing soap together~the effect is better.

When using DHC deep cleansing oil, there must be no water on your hands and face

Because this cleansing oil is hydrophilic, the presence of water will affect its cleaning power.

For oily skin, I recommend La Roche-Posay. It is quite easy to use. La Roche-Posay Extra Safe Cleansing Foam is super easy to use.

It contains hot spring water, so it is very gentle to use and has low skin irritation. It is very cost-effective.

Is it better to use cleansing oil or cleansing water for oily skin? First of all, people with oily skin have oilier faces. After applying makeup, the foundation will stick to the face. If you use makeup remover oil, the effect will be better. Makeup remover water is more suitable for light makeup. No matter what your skin type is, you must distinguish the makeup styles when removing makeup, so that the effects will be different.