Hada Labo Cleansing Oil

It's great. It's gentle, it's fragrance free. It's affordable

I have a hard time giving anything the HG label, but budget products I've loved include... **\*Note:** skintype: normal-dry, dehydrated - I consider budget anything under $25 CAD - all prices in CAD unless otherwise specified. **1st & 2nd Cleansers:** Hada labo gokujyun cleansing oil ($22), La Roche Posay Toleriane Caring Wash (non-ab; $23), hada labo gokujyun foam cleanser (only for summer/normal days; $18). **Actives:** Inkey List Beta-hydroxy acid (non-ab; $14), Melano CC ($28), Stratia soft touch AHA ($16 USD). **Toners, essences, serums, emulsions:** Etude house soon jung toner ($20), the inkey list Q10 (non-ab; $9), , Etude house soon jung emulsion ($20),.

I started using this Japanese Hada Labo cleansing oil after hearing about it being sensitive skin friendly & a good makeup remover. 🌼CLAIMS:. 🦚Infused with hyaluronic acid and concentrated olive oil. 🦚This cleanser effectively rids skin of impurities and even waterproof makeup while being gentle and non-abrasive.

I didn’t like this toner or notice a hydrating effect, personally. Hada Labo Gokujyun Cleansing Oil is a really good olive oil based oil cleanser. Many people say it’s like DHC Deep Cleansing Oil, but I can’t confirm that since I’ve never used the DHC one.

**Hada Labo Oil Cleanser**: I really like this one! It was my first oil cleanser, I used the purifying cleansing balm from Banila Co before and I like this one better. The pump is super convenient, als love the stopper for travelling. Refills are great.