Facial Cleansing Oil – Melting Oil Cleanser with Castor & Hemp Seed
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Face Cleansing Oil — Melt Away Makeup for Soft, Radiant Skin
This luxurious cleansing oil effortlessly melts away makeup, sunscreen, and impurities while replenishing your skin. A blend of castor, soybean, and hemp seed oils dissolves even stubborn makeup without stripping your skin's natural moisture barrier. Leaves your complexion soft, balanced, and glowing with every cleanse.
Made in U.S.A.
Key Benefits
- Effortlessly dissolves makeup, sunscreen, and daily impurities
- Cleanses without stripping skin's natural moisture balance
- Lightweight oil texture rinses clean — no greasy residue
- Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin
How to Use
Massage onto dry skin to melt away makeup and impurities. Add water to emulsify, then rinse thoroughly for soft, clean, nourished skin.
Key Ingredients
- Castor Seed Oil — deeply cleanses and conditions
- Hemp Seed Oil — rich in omega fatty acids, soothes skin
- Argan Oil — nourishes and restores skin barrier
- Jojoba Seed Oil — balances oil production
- Olive Fruit Oil — antioxidant-rich hydration
- Grape Seed Oil — lightweight, non-comedogenic moisture
- Squalane — mimics skin's natural oils for deep hydration
- Tea Tree Leaf Oil — purifying and clarifying
- Lavender Oil — calming and soothing
- Aloe Vera Extract — gentle soothing and hydration
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