MUJI is a Japanese retail company which sells a wide variety of products including household, furniture, apparel, stationery, food and cosmetics. MUJI’s High-quality, stylish and affordable products are popular across the world, and has over 1,000 branches in Japan and overseas.

Overall, I would highly recommend Biore Make-up Remover Perfect Oil to anyone looking for an effective and gentle makeup remover that also moisturizes and nourishes the skin. The product is easy to use, affordable, and widely available. The best way to apply cleansing oil to your skin is by applying it to the T zone first, or to areas with a lot of sebum, and then spreading the cleansing oil to the rest of your face. Try to gently massage the cleansing oil into your skin, rather than aggressively rubbing it. Rinse the cleansing oil away with lukewarm water, pat your skin dry with a clean towel, and then continue on with the next steps of your skincare routine. Best Cleansing Oil Featuring Olive Oil DHC Deep Cleansing Oil 200ml At first glance, SoftyMo Speedy Cleansing Oil looks similar to Biore Make-up Remover Perfect Oil. Both can be used in the bath/shower. But, SoftyMo Speedy Cleansing Oil isn’t as tough on waterproof mascara and eyeliners. However, it does not have a fruity scent, making it a great choice for those with sensitive skin. It’s also safe to use with eyelash extensions.Start with dry hands and a dry face: Japanese cleansing oils are typically designed to be applied to dry skin, without pre-wetting your face. Make sure your hands are clean and dry before starting. Deep cleansing: It deeply cleanses the skin, removing dirt, impurities, and excess oil from the pores, leaving the skin refreshed and clean.

It may seem counterintuitive, but the term “oil cleansers” is not an oxymoron. Since oils attract other oils, the best oil cleansers work to cut through oils in your makeup and skin care products when it's time to wash everything off. As most are made with noncomedogenic oils, they won’t clog your pores; and as they’re inherently nourishing and free of harsh surfactants, they won’t strip your skin dry — so, put simply, pretty much everyone needs an oil cleanser in their arsenal. The oil itself has a pleasant scent and a lightweight texture, which made it easy to spread across my face. Hada Labo is a popular drugstore skin care brand in Japan, providing a wide range of moisturizing skin care products including Gokujyun series with Super Hyaluronic Acid infusion. The product is easy to use, affordable, and widely available. The only potential downside is that it may not work as well for those with very oily skin, as it is designed to be moisturizing. Follow with a second cleanser (optional): Some individuals prefer to follow up with a second cleanser, such as a gentle foaming cleanser or a gel cleanser, to ensure a thorough cleanse. This step is optional and can be tailored to your personal preference and skincare routine.Cow Brand is a Japanese soap company that has over 100 years history and produces a range of skin care and body care products. Cow Brand Mutenka Face Care is Cow Brand’s skin care line with additive-free, low-irritant face skin care products that are recommended even for sensitive skin. The only potential downside is that the product may not be suitable for those with very oily skin, as it contains oil-based ingredients.

There are a limitless number of Japanese oil cleansers out there, and if you’ve used one that you absolutely have to share, we’d love to hear about it in the comments section below!If you’re looking for a moderately priced Japanese oil cleanser, Hipitch Deep Cleansing Oil is worth considering. It’s another Japanese cleansing oil that I frequently buy, though I can only seem to find it at Don Quijote, and never at a drugstore! I keep a bottle of this in my showder caddie at all times as it can be used on wet skin. This cleanser uses orange oil and eucalyptus oil to deep clean pores, remove makeup, and sunscreen without stripping away your natural oils. Belonging to the hyper-reactive skin club means I’m constantly asking myself the perennial question, “Is less indeed more when it comes to skin care products?” In recent years, instead of relying on a 10-step routine of potent serums and treatments to help combat shine and brighten my dark spots, I’ve decided to take a simpler approach to minimize my side effects. Enter: Japanese skin care, which focuses on using fewer, gentle yet effective formulas that marry the best of centuries-old traditions with modern innovation. The proper way to use a cleansing oil is to use 1-2 pumps of product, rub around with your hands, and apply to dry skin. Once your hands touch your face, gently massage the cleansing oil all over the face in circular motions. Spend a little extra time on the areas where you are wearing extra makeup or waterproof makeup, such as waterproof mascara and/or eyeliner. Make sure you massage the oil on your face for a minimum of 30 seconds up to a minute to ensure the oil has enough time to break down your makeup, oil, sweat, etc. Once you are done massaging, gently rinse off and move on to using your cleanser if you are doing a double cleansing routine. If not, you can move onto your first skincare product, such as an essence, toner, oil, or serum (depending on how many steps you have in your skincare routine). Do you wash off cleansing oil? Boosting hydration. While each facial cleanser has a different purpose, one of its common goals is to cleanse and deliver moisture to the deeper layers of the skin. Facial cleansing helps balance your PH level, by producing sufficient moisture and water retention.