essenHERB Tea Tree Anti-Sebum Deep Cleansing Oil 300ml
에센허브 티트리 안티세범 딥 클렌징오일 300ml
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About this product
This cleansing oil pairs tea tree, known for its purifying properties, with a combination of BHA and PHA exfoliating acids — an unusual choice for an oil cleanser, since it means the formula is working on pore congestion and surface buildup at the same time it's dissolving makeup and sunscreen. PHA in particular is a gentler exfoliant than straight BHA, which helps balance out the deeper-cleaning ambitions of the formula.
Best for combination, congestion-prone skin dealing with clogged pores that wants a first cleanse with some exfoliating benefit built in.
Massage onto dry skin to dissolve makeup and sebum, then add water to emulsify into a milky texture and rinse; follow with a second cleanser.
What reviewers say
This isn't just a makeup remover — the tea tree and BHA/PHA combo means it's actually working on oil and congestion while it cleanses, not just wiping the day off. My skin feels genuinely clearer after using this consistently, especially around my nose and chin where I get the most buildup. It is fragranced, so if you're avoiding scent this isn't the one, but the cleansing performance is strong.
Asked which skin it worked for, 48% of reviewers picked combination (dry 20%, oily 31%).
59% called it gentle on their skin.
These add up to 100 — it's which answer people chose, not a score out of 100. It tells you who liked it, which isn't the same as what will suit you.
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