Hada Labo Oil Cleanser

I love this oil cleanser so much! It's gentle on my sensitive and acne prone skin and hasn't clogged my pores or caused me any breakouts. I would definitely recommend!

My skin type: oily-combo

This is the first oil cleanser I have used, and it is great at getting makeup and sunscreen off. It smells of olive oil, but if you don't mind it, then it is a great choice. I love how you can get refills online without having to throw out the bottle. This will be a definite staple/ something I can go back to.

My skin type: Dry skin with occasional acne breakouts

I originally bought this to try a deep oil cleanse (based off the popular trend at the time) where you massage it on your face for 15 minutes before rinsing. I'm not really sure if it was meant for that since I did not get the results I was expecting.

However, I now use it as a regular oil cleanser to take off make-up or any dirt/debris from the day. I did also use it wrong initially. Since my first step would be Miscellar water to take off intense make-up, my face would be wet and then I'd wet my hands and apply the oil cleanser. After rinsing it, I'd go in with my regular water-based cleanser.

I'm no expert but I recently learned that you should apply the oil cleanser on dry. After doing this and rinsing it off, there would still be some make-up left. And then I would use Miscellar water and my regular cleanser. This process makes my skin feel amazing! It's a lot better than how I used to do it. My skin would be softer, felt hydrated, and clean.

My skin type: Dry skin with occasional acne breakouts

I originally bought this to try a deep oil cleanse (based off the popular trend at the time) where you massage it on your face for 15 minutes before rinsing. I'm not really sure if it was meant for that since I did not get the results I was expecting.

However, I now use it as a regular oil cleanser to take off make-up or any dirt/debris from the day. I did also use it wrong initially. Since my first step would be Miscellar water to take off intense make-up, my face would be wet and then I'd wet my hands and apply the oil cleanser. After rinsing it, I'd go in with my regular water-based cleanser.

I'm no expert but I recently learned that you should apply the oil cleanser on dry. After doing this and rinsing it off, there would still be some make-up left. And then I would use Miscellar water and my regular cleanser. This process makes my skin feel amazing! It's a lot better than how I used to do it. My skin would be softer, felt hydrated, and clean.