Oil cleansing method?

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Gina G.

Oct 14, 2014

Gina G.

What do you guys think about the oil cleansing method? I've been doing it ever since the summer with castor oil and grape seed oil and lately I feel like it's breaking me out more than preventing me from breaking out... Maybe it's the grape seed oil??

Kat A.

Oct 15, 2014

Kat A.

I've never done it, but I've heard a lot of research is required beforehand because there are certain oils you should use depending on your skin.

Cierra A.

Oct 15, 2014

Cierra A.

I've always heard of using argon oil. I know sephora sells a argon oil cleanser by josie something I can't remember at the moment. they also sell 100% pure argon oil for moisturizer, hair ect.

Lauren M.

Oct 15, 2014

Lauren M.

I've been using this. & I'm not sure if it's true but Pinterest told me this was a cheaper version of Josie Maran argon cleansing oil. & I'm not sure if this is considered to be "oil cleansing". But it said it was. I have been using this for a week. & I absolutely love it. I use it on a dry face & apply it with dry hands & it gets EVERYTHING off my face(makeup, mascara, & foundation). My face has started to feel softer & even look smoother. I would definitely recommend this to you. & the great thing is, it's only like 7 bucks at Target/CVS/Walgreens.

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