MeaningInMakeup review for Madagascar Centella Light Cleansing Oil

I received this product for free from Picky and SKIN1004 in exchange for my honest review. The cleanser is the first fragranced product from Skin1004 that I tried and I was impressed I still liked it. The scent is mild and naturally occurring in the oils in the formula, there were no added synthetic fragrances in this face wash. It features bergamot and olive fruit oil. If you hate the thicker texture of cleansing balms, I think you’ll like this one because it’s nice and lightweight. It emulsifies as soon as you add some water to it, and it didn’t feel like it left my skin too oily unlike some other products I’ve tried over the years. This cleanser worked really well for my overly sensitive and dry leaning skin. My favorite way to use it is applying it to dry skin to loosen up my makeup, and then adding water to it. It works really well at removing pigmented makeup and breaking down SPF. You can either rinse it off with water, or use a reusable cotton round like I did in the video to wipe off any pigment this oil may have missed. I still liked using a cleansing foam after this video to remove any lingering glitter (I do this automatically when I’m wearing a bunch of makeup like I did in this makeup removal). Like all other Skin1004 products, this one features centella asiatica (also known as cica) which is meant to help your skin remain calm. I find it to be a soothing ingredient that doesn’t irritate my overly sensitive skin. Another cool thing about this ingredient is that it can be used safely with actives like retinoids, vitamin C, or exfoliating acids.