Years ago I invested in a luxury size of Bobbi Browns
Soothing Cleansing oil. I thought, at the time that this new way of cleansing
would be the answer to removing makeup gently, while still keeping my skin
hydrated. Was I ever wrong! To say I hated this product was a gross
understatement. It didn’t remove makeup… come to think about it, it didn’t
really do much of anything, plus it irritated the heck out of my eyes. So for
years and despite growing popularity I avoided cleansing oils like the plague...
until now!
Ladies and gentleman introducing the very popular Super
Facialist Skin Renew Cleansing Oil! With its enormous online frame (dare I even
say cult status) I thought this would be the perfect product to persuade me
into the world of cleaning oil. I mean if beauty editors and bloggers alike
both rave about this, then why shouldn’t I? Right?
As a night time shower cleanser user, there is a learning
curve to cleansing oils. I say that because if your face is slightly wet it causes
the oil to emulsify instantly, which leads to lackluster results. However if
your skin is completely dry it’s a different ball game! Applied on dry skin
Skin Renew Cleansing Oil remains oily which allows you to work the product into
your skin. In addition to just removing makeup the cocktail of oils work
together to nourish and hydrate the skin too. Once water is added this oil instantly
dissolves, leaving you with clean, baby soft skin.
Skin Renew Cleansing Oil gets a lot of online hype and I am
here to confirm it’s amazing. On days where I want to remove makeup quickly
this has my back. Likewise on days where I want to indulge in a long facial
message this has enough slip to get me through. Effective formula, beautiful orange
scent, handy flip top packaging, super soft skin … I know what you’re thinking ‘how
expensive is this going to be?’ The truth is it’s not expensive. This bottle set
me back $11.99, which in my opinion makes it one of the best affordable skincare
products around.