TanyaKbeauty review for Phyto Seven Cleansing Oil

One of the best ingredients for sensitive skin is azulene, and it is becoming more and more popular in Korean skincare. Today I will tell you about cleansing oil with azulene in the base - The Saem Phyto Seven Cleansing Oil 💧 Among the interesting: guaiazulene, vitamin E, jojoba, chamomile, African walnut, sunflower oils, extracts of soy, chamomile, lavender, lemon balm, mint, rosemary, sage, thyme, bamboo. The oil has an amazing aroma 😍 Maybe someone knows early-flowering shrubs with yellow flowers (golden currant)? This green-floral-honey fragrance is unmistakable, for me it smells like spring. And the oil smells the same, so I love it. Azulene gives the blue tint to the oil. The oil is a little thicker than many cleansing oils, but this does not affect the properties and consumption. The Saem is easy to spread, easy to massage into the face, the oil emulsifies beautifully into a milk and rinses off without leaving a film or waxiness on the skin. It does an excellent job with any, even persistent, make-up, but now I rarely paint, and I use oils only to cleanse the skin and pores. And Phyto Seven helps a lot with this. It suits all skin types and all ages. But I especially recommend it for sensitivity, because. Phyto Seven has a calming effect, softens, does not dry the skin, does not break the lipid barrier. In addition, it cleanses the skin and especially the pores remarkably, dissolves black and white heads, helps reduce sebaceous filaments, and prevents further clogging of pores. The relief with it is much less pronounced. I can't imagine skincare for oily skin with enlarged pores without a cleansingoil, and Phyto Seven is one of the best, and thanks to the amazing smell and feel, one of my favorite oils.