🌸 Bioré J-Beauty Makeup Removing Cleansing Oil – Best Japanese Oil-Based Cleanser, 7.8 Oz Review

Something like that was advertised. After using it for a whole month, I did not notice any changes on my skin. I am referring to the kinds of improvements that beauty bloggers and makeup artists promise you will see. If hydrophilic oil is applied to the nose in a specific manner, it is possible to remove all of the black spots that are present there. that over time, your pores will gradually clear out and become smaller. No, you shouldn't count on it. Nonetheless, it makes short work of its…

Let me start by saying that the lady who wrote the review said that she was so pleased with the piece of plastic that the Bottle "sealed" rather than wrapped in it. A bunch of plastic really doesn't have to be plastic trash, it would be a lot easier to recycle a small flimsy plastic than this huge piece that does NOT even seal the product, I know because mine would settle to the bottom of the box and the oil would exit. my container so not only was it unsealed but someone had previously pumped…

I can't remember exactly how many years I haven't used this product, but I'm sure it's been over 15 years. It works, the price is affordable. There are many similar oil-based makeup remover products out there, but this one is by far my favorite. Not one of the favorites, ONE. I will continue to buy it.

I originally bought this from another store (they don't have it anymore) and it did a great job removing my makeup. No skin irritation from scrubbing like makeup wipes. Since then I've only used it to remove makeup. I will buy while it is available.

I have been using this product for over 10 years. It's the only thing that removes my makeup. I only wear mascara and eyeliner but other brands don't remove anything even if I rub that hard. Thank you for my favorite Biore makeup remover, it made my bathing experience amazing!

I've always used Kose cleansing oil. It's half the price of DHC and works just as well. I saw this product pop up on my recommendation list and it was $2 cheaper so I went with it. I always start by removing my makeup from the sink. I apply a few pumps to my dry hands and start rubbing around the eyes on my dry face to get the mascara and makeup off and blinking, opening my eyes to waddle into the shower to wash them off and to shower. That's exactly what I've always done. This biore is…

I wish I would try to save a buck or two. I've been using other cleansing oils for a number of years. I prefer Softymo and Hada Labo. I decided to try this because it was a few bucks cheaper and I really like my Biore UV sun gel. This cleaning oil smells very strongly of chemicals. It's very off-putting and doesn't usually bother me. My eyes sting and the little that gets on my lips tastes awful. My other cleansing oils don't burn, smell, or have that noticeable "taste" in my mouth. Pooh.

Over the years I have used many types of cleaning oils, including expensive ones. This Biore is said to be the cheapest pharmacy in Japan, but it has given me the most pleasure. It cleans my face without drying it out and my skin is softer and smoother the next morning. I notice the difference when I put on make-up. Love it!