Description
[DESCRIPTION]
Cleansing oil that fights off oil
The Dear, Klairs Gentle Black Deep Cleansing Oil is perfect for mild, deep cleansing with ingredients extracted from natural black grains.
This cleansing oil is made with natural oils extracted from Black Bean effective in oil control and skin soothing, Black Sesame with antioxidant ingredients, and Black Currant Seed rich in minerals and vitamins. Provides gentle deep cleansing without irritating the most sensitive skin.
– Primary Skin Irritation Test completed
– Primary Skin Irritation Test for Sensitive Skin completed
– Eye Irritation Test completed
[HOW TO USE]
Dispense an appropriate amount on dry palms. Cleanse the skin by gently massaging in a rolling motion. Rinse off with warm water.
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Ishaan Marar from Toronto, Canada –
Beneath the urban tapestry of Toronto, my skincare ritual entwines with cultural echoes and wisdom from many shores. Klairs’ Gentle Black Deep Cleansing Oil caught my eye—not just because of its gentle embrace on sensitive skin, but due to the storied ingredients; it resonates deeply within me as a holistic approach rather than mere cleansing. Massaging in that silky concoction brings forth imagery akin to sweet nights in Delhi’s markets where spices touch senses alike. My transition from nightly woes like residual makeup has never felt more natural or deliberate thanks to this purifying potion—my once problematic blend transformed into clarity embodied.
Kaia Akintola from Accra, Ghana (verified owner) –
I approached the Klairs Gentle Black Deep Cleansing Oil with a dose of skepticism, recalling countless products that claimed to be gentle but ultimately led my sensitive skin down a bumpy road. Yet, after giving it a chance, I found myself pleasantly surprised by how effectively this blend of black grains transformed my cleansing routine. Each massage delivered an oddly comforting sensation, washing away impurities without leaving behind any oily residue—a rarity in most oils! My face felt refreshed and unbothered even after rinsing off with warm water. Over time, I’ve seen improvements in balance and clarity; perhaps those natural ingredients really do work magic. It’s rare to find such harmony between efficacy and sensitivity.
Mireille Adank from Amsterdam, Netherlands –
When I first laid eyes on the Klairs Gentle Black Deep Cleansing Oil, I admit my skepticism brewed strong—what could this unassuming oil truly offer? The scent whispered soothing tales of ancient herbs while its dark hue alluded to rich, hidden treasures. Applying it felt reminiscent of an age-old ritual: smooth gliding across the face, as if embracing every contour and curve with care. My worries dissolved; stubborn makeup slid away effortlessly! After rinsing off, a soft veil enveloped my complexion without any stinging sensation—the ease was refreshing! Who knew deep cleansing could also cradle sensitivity? Definitely a transformative gem from Korea’s skincare legacy.
Aradhya Choudhary from Rajasthan, India –
Navigating the rich tapestry of Indian beauty rituals, I found myself charmed by Klairs Gentle Black Deep Cleansing Oil. Unbeknownst to me initially, its blend is deeply rooted in heritage—formulated with black beans that embrace you like a comforting hug at dusk and balanced by hints of antioxidant-packed black sesame. The scent speaks softly, drawing memories of vibrant markets bursting with spices and warmth. Rinsing off feels less like cleansing and more akin to shedding layers after a long day; my skin awakens without ever feeling overpowered or irritated—a rare accomplishment for someone who’s kissed sun-soaked days too often! It truly aligns nature’s bounty with modernity.