PURITO From Green Cleansing Oil Original, 6.76 fl.oz / 200ml, Gentle Cleansing Oil for Face, Cruelty-free & Vegan, Korean Skin Care

I was one of the loyal DHC cleansing oil user for more than 10 years, but the escalating price of DHC cleaning oil to above $30 had drove me to look for other cheaper options. Let me tell you the search for a new cleansing oil was difficult because it was hard for me to find a product that meets my search criteria. This cleaning oil has simple ingredients with no “Ethyhexyl palmiitate” which is highly comedogenic, also free of any fragrances or essential scented oils that can cause skin irritations, also emulsifies well to remove all my stubborn makeup, does not irritate my eyes and is between $10-$20 price range. Well I found the Haru Haru cleansing oil to be great, then I found this one that’s even cheaper than the HaruHaru cleansing oil. They are both great replacements for DHC cleansing oil except this one has “refill” option. This will be my next go to and I hope they never reformulate or discontinue this cleansing oil and keep it affordable.

Skin Type: oily, acne-prone, and sensitive skinThe Purito Cleansing Oil is my holy grail. This product has been a part of my skin care routine for YEARS! It has a light olive oil scent, a perfect medium-weight texture, and has never caused breakouts.I’m usually not a fan of fragrance in skin care, but this one hasn’t caused any problems. It just may the natural fragrance of the oils.You MUST double cleanse if you have oily skin! This is not meant to be a standalone cleanser for us oily skin people. I follow with a water-based cleanser by SoonJung Whip Foam. Only double cleanse at night.If you’re on the fence, here’s your nudge- buy it. You won’t regret it.

I wear mineral sunscreen religiously, and need a good oil cleanser to help me take it off every evening before bed. What I DON'T need is a bunch of petroleum based ingredients, added fragrance (synthetic or natural), or any other questionable ingredient. Imagine my surprise when I realized that is actually a tall order. Burt's bees = Works. But it's loaded with fragrance, and no matter how thorough a job I think I have done rinsing it off, some always seems to find its way into my eyes, and they sting a tiny bit every time I use it. It also legitimately hurts if I am having a mild eczema flare. Elizavecca = Eureka (or so so I thought!) But it's got BHT, so it's not perfect. It's also weirdly hard to find (I was hitting up Jolse and waiting weeks in shipping time).Enter Purito: I bought it, I love(d) it, and I have been wondering ever since why it has taken me so long to try. I'm a big fan of their other products, especially since they have started phasing out the essential oils and fragrances out of many of them (fragrance in general is sensitizing, but for someone with recurrent eczema, skin products with EOs/fragrance can turn into a nightmare real fast). This stuff dissolves my sunscreen flawlessly and quickly. The texture is liquid, but not overly runny like Burts Bees and Elizavecca. It works for my dry skin, but feels pretty neutral and seems like it would be fine for other skin types as well. It doesn't smell like anything and most importantly of all, keeps my skin happy and calm.I don't think I will be trying any more oil cleansers after this one.

I bought this mostly as a makeup remover to take off my waterproof eyeliner and mascara. Keep in mind that it maybe isn’t meant for eyes, so I might be an idiot 🤪. It worked great on the eyeliner, but the mascara was a bit more stubborn. (FYI, Heroine Make Long and Curl waterproof mascara is fantastic, but it is nearly impossible to wash off.) It was more successful at removing Peripera Ink Black Cara waterproof mascara. I had to really massage in this Purito oil cleanser to get the mascara off, which kinda sucks because it’s not really good to tug on eyelid skin. However, this stuff doesn’t have parabens or other chemicals like other oil makeup removers I’ve tried, so I really like that. Easily removed concealer, powder, eyebrow pencil, etc.Ok, so here is the good part: it is GREAT for cleansing skin. And I have combo/oily aging skin, so I wasn’t expecting that. I was worried it would make me break out, so the first time I tried it I did a second wash after with a micellar foaming cleanser. Turns out it wasn’t necessary because even when I didn’t do the second wash, I didn’t break out. My skin is noticeably softer after using this stuff, both with the second micellar cleanser wash and without (just Purito.) I think maybe I was over-stripping my skin before? Over drying with foaming cleansers? I think this stuff keeps my skin moisturized even while cleansing. I woke up a little shinier than usual, but I think that is preferable to over-drying, which actually sometimes causes me to breakout (very annoying.) I used retinol and moisturizer after cleansing with this, and it is working very well for me. Skin texture looks much better.Finally, I love that this is fragrance free- I despise overly perfumed skin products. It seems most skin products are either scented with fruity teenage fragrances or heavy grandma floral/oriental perfumes, no in-between. I prefer NO fragrance added at all. Because this is olive oil based, I can smell a faint natural olive oil-ish scent, but only while it is on my face. Otherwise it disappears after rinsing.

The minimal ingredients intrigued me. Has a slight natural scent of oils? I think? Not noticeable to me anymore after a week. Removes all my make-up, including waterproof mascara. I do take a minute with it. It feels good. Rinses clean. I ordered the refill bag. It exactly fills the bottle, but I recommend you use a funnel.Followup: I've been using this product for 2 years. Still love it. This is particularly recommended for dry skin. Different oils for different needs.... Who knew? Highly recommend.

so far so good I'm using it every day and my skin feels so clean