
MEDI-PEEL Red Lacto Collagen Cleansing Oil 200mL 2.0 Special Set (+15mL)
메디필 레드 락토 콜라겐 클렌징 오일 2.0 200ml
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About this product
This is a straightforward first-cleanse oil built on soybean and lightweight ester oils, dressed up with peptides and vitamin E so it doesn't just dissolve makeup and leave skin feeling tight afterward. It emulsifies with water for a clean rinse and works well as step one of a double cleanse. Best for combination skin that wears sunscreen or makeup daily and wants an oil cleanser that actually rinses off.
Massage onto dry skin to dissolve makeup and sunscreen, then add a splash of water to emulsify before rinsing or following with a foam cleanser.
What reviewers say
I've tried a lot of cleansing oils and this one actually rinses clean instead of leaving a residue on my skin. It breaks down sunscreen and makeup fast, and the peptides and vitamin E in the formula mean it doesn't feel like I'm stripping my skin just to get clean. Not fancy, just does the job well.
Asked which skin it worked for, 57% of reviewers picked combination (dry 28%, oily 15%).
77% called it gentle on their skin.
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