What's Inside That Really Matters
Key Ingredients
Cold-Pressed Coconut Oil
A natural skin purifier, rich in lauric acid, known for its gentle cleansing and hydrating properties.
Sweet Almond Oil
Lightweight and vitamin-rich, it supports skin repair and improves tone and texture.
Shea Butter
A natural emollient that softens rough patches and calms inflammation caused by environmental stressors.
SCI Powder (Gentle Surfactant)
Derived from coconut, it lifts away dirt without disrupting the skin’s moisture balance.
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FAQs
Yes, individuals with oily skin can benefit from using cleansing balms. These balms work on the principle of "like dissolves like," meaning they effectively dissolve excess sebum and impurities without stripping the skin of its natural oils. It's essential to choose a non-comedogenic formula to prevent pore clogging.
Absolutely. Oil cleansers are effective in deeply cleaning white heads, sunscreen, and daily grime while maintaining the skin's moisture balance. They are suitable for various skin types, including oily and acne-prone skin, especially when formulated with non-comedogenic ingredients.
- Take some oil face cleansing balm on your fingers
- Massage it in circular motions for 5-10 mins all over the face, focusing on the nose and other white head areas.
- Wash it with water and face cleanser or face wash
- Apply face serum or face mask.
Yes, many dermatologists recommend cleansing balms as an effective first step in a double-cleansing routine. They are gentle on the skin, effectively remove impurities, and help maintain the skin's natural barrier. It's crucial to select a balm suited to your skin type to avoid potential issues.
While cleansing balms are generally gentle, this Organic Oil Face Cleansing Balm is best used twice a week. It deeply cleanses the pores and removes buildup, so using it 1–2 times a week is ideal to maintain skin balance without over-cleansing.
