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A cleansing oil for people who think cleansing oils will break them out. Abib infuses their heartleaf extract into a blend of jojoba, camellia, macadamia, and rice bran oils that melts sunscreen and makeup on contact, emulsifies cleanly with water, and rinses without the oily film that gives the category a bad reputation. The PHA (gluconolactone) adds the gentlest possible pore-clearing action during the cleanse itself. If you double-cleanse and your first step feels heavy or leaves residue, this is the upgrade.
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Pore Cleansing Oil Heartleaf Oil-Wash by Abib is formulated for oily, combination, acne-prone, normal skin. A cleansing oil for people who think cleansing oils will break them out. Abib infuses their heartleaf extract into a blend of jojoba, camellia, macadamia, and rice bran oils that melts sunscreen and makeup on contact, emulsifies cleanly with water, and rinses without the oily film that gives the category a bad reputation. The PHA (gluconolactone) adds the gentlest possible pore-clearing action during the cleanse itself. If you double-cleanse and your first step feels heavy or leaves residue, this is the upgrade.
The key active ingredients in Pore Cleansing Oil Heartleaf Oil-Wash are Jojoba Oil, Camellia / Tsubaki Oil, Heartleaf (Houttuynia Cordata). It's known for: heartleaf-infused — actively calms while cleansing and plant oil blend emulsifies cleanly with no residue.
Yes, Pore Cleansing Oil Heartleaf Oil-Wash targets pores, acne, oiliness. heartleaf-infused — actively calms while cleansing
Pore Cleansing Oil Heartleaf Oil-Wash retails for around $26, which places it in the budget range for cleansers. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: $26 is mid-range for a cleansing oil — not the cheapest; still an oil cleanser — the psychologically oil-averse won't convert; needs a second cleanser (foam/gel) for complete double-cleanse.
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