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Thu Mar 13, 2003 6:12 pm  Quote |
| I'm looking for a cleansing oil to remove waterproof makeup including stubborn mascara. I saw this decleor cleansing oil and want to know if this is comedogenic? What are the ingredients? Does this leave a film of oil after it's rinsed off? |
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Fri Mar 14, 2003 10:18 am Quote |
Hello,
I use the Decleor Cleansing Oil. I have dry/sensitive skin. The oil (and this is only my own experience) does not leave any kind of film on the face whatsoever and has not once clogged any of my pores. However, if I wear any kind of heavy make-up I use the cleansing oil twice. That's just me because I like to have my face super clean. You can be sure, though, that there is absolutely no oily residue left on the skin. I hope this helps you. |
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Fri Mar 14, 2003 5:10 pm Quote |
hey many thanks for replying. i've actually tried other brands (mostly japanese) of cleansing oil but they're too expensive to repurchase. and most of them contain mineral oil as the 1st ingredient.
leedeedee, does the decleor one say "non-comedogenic" on the packaging? |
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Sat Mar 15, 2003 9:52 am Quote |
Hello Angel,
It does not say on the bottle that the cleansing oil is non-comedogenic. It does say that it is for all skin types to be used around the face and eye area. I like the product because you can use it all over the eye area without any irritation or stinging. The only other thing I can say is that if I did not break out or have clogged pores with this product, not too many other people will, because I have the most sensitive skin on the planet. |
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