Omorovicza Thermal Cleansing Balm Reviews

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1 Reviews

• iwo

  Feb 22, 2016
  Dry SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skinproduct.Atopy Skin

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  Pros

  Although it appears to be a firm cleansing balm, when scooped with a spatula, it spreads softly. The black-colored formula melts lightly and gently on the warmth of the hands. The silky particles are not too irritating. With many moisturizing ingredients, even after wiping it off with a gauze, it does not feel dry but just right. It can be rolled with about two pearl-sized amounts and can cleanse most makeup without difficulty. If it's not an organic brand, I think the ingredients are not too bad. I'm using it alternately with The Body Shop Chamomile Cleansing Butter, and Omorovicza definitely delivers dramatic results in a short time, so it's worth the money.

  Cons

  But it's still expensive. In jar form, using a spatula is inconvenient. Despite the high content of moisturizing ingredients, the moisturizing effect may be slightly lower. It has less moisturizing effect compared to The Body Shop Chamomile Cleansing Butter. With my thin and sensitive skin, the silky particles are still a bit irritating when rolling it. I often use tinted lip balm, and the lip products didn't remove well. I didn't feel the benefit for blackhead removal. It doesn't wash away deep into the pores completely. Since the main ingredients are moisturizing oils and the surfactants are relatively low, it doesn't rinse off well with water, so the inconvenience of having to wipe it off with a gauze is there.

  Tip

  You don't need to use a muslin cloth. A soft cotton cloth is enough. Even experts say that a fabric like a flannel shirt or a similar cotton material is sufficient.