DHC New Mild Touch Cleansing Oil Reviews

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This Korean review was translated by AI and may contain inaccuracies.

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  Aug 8, 2016
  Oily SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin

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  Pros

  1. I was able to purchase it inexpensively, around 1,000 yen, when it was on sale in Japan. 2. While the deep cleansing oil cannot be used with wet hands, this mild cleansing oil can be used with wet hands, so you can even use it during your shower. 3. The ingredients are relatively good. 4. While the ingredients are mild, the cleansing power is good. The items that are not completely removed in the photo are the Etude House waterproof mascara and the brush pen liner. 5. As it melts away dead skin and blackheads, I didn't have to worry much about blackheads when using this cleansing oil.

  Cons

  1. Most importantly, the cleansing power is too strong, and it seems to be harmful to the skin. I've been using the DHC cleansing oil for over 5 years, but during that time, I've been dealing with adult acne on my chin. But when I stopped using the cleansing oil, the acne disappeared like magic. I only use it when I have a waterproof makeup that is really hard to remove. 2. I live in Japan, so I was able to buy it cheaply, but it seems a bit expensive to purchase in Korea. 3. While you can use it with wet hands, the cleansing power is lower compared to using it with dry hands.

  Tip

  Regular point makeup can be removed, but for waterproof and long-lasting point makeup, use a dedicated remover, and for the corners of the eyes or the hairline, carefully remove it with a cotton swab, then use it by pumping it onto your dry hands once or twice. It's best for those with dry skin types to avoid this, as it can easily dry out the skin.

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