Item: MUNG BEAN CLEANSING OIL
Rating: 5
Author: se**********

Among cleansing oils, this product is the most satisfying in terms of cleansing effectiveness, emulsification, texture, and ingredients! 1. It's fragrance-free but has a slight pale green tint. It's not from added colorants, but likely from the mung bean extract. There are no colorants listed in the ingredients, so you can use it with peace of mind! 2. The lightweight texture makes it perfect for gentle massage without irritation! 3. When you mix it with a bit of lukewarm water to emulsify, you'll see the true value of this oil.. I've never seen an oil emulsify so well. It turns white immediately, effectively removing sebum and cleansing thoroughly. With oils that don't emulsify well, residue can lead to blemishes, but I didn't experience that with this one at all!

It's a bit disappointing that there aren't as many 1+1 promotions compared to other products... But I keep using it anyway because I always come back for its effectiveness. Sigh!

1. Always wash your hands and dry them thoroughly with a clean towel before cleansing! 2. Pump 4-5 pumps of cleansing oil into your hands and gently massage it over your face to remove makeup (don't leave it on for too long as it can penetrate the skin and cause blemishes. It's better to spend more time emulsifying. I've seen YouTubers recommend massaging for 5 minutes to remove sebum, but that's nonsense.. The more you touch your face, the larger your pores become and the more wrinkles you'll get..) 3. Add a small amount of lukewarm water and gently massage, repeating this about three times! Be careful not to use too much water as it can irritate the skin. 4. Don't stop there - rinse your face thoroughly with water as if you're washing it. Rinse at least 20 times to prevent blemishes. Don't rub your face, just splash water on it. You've already massaged during the cleansing, so try to minimize irritation. If you stick to these basics, you'll notice a significant reduction in blackheads and whiteheads! For blackheads and whiteheads.. consistency is key, believe me!