Vegetable Oil As A Cleanser.

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Oonagh O.

Aug 29, 2014

Oonagh O.

After using vegetable oil as a makeup remover one evening..I'm in love!

all I do is apply oil in sections (both eyes then my entire face) to lift off all my makeup...then I wash all that away with warm water...then apply a tiny bit of oil as a moisturizer!

I love this because:
1) I'm prone to breakouts! I have oily skin and because the oil dissolves the makeup it means I'm not scrubbing and irritating my skin

2) although the makeup removal is so effortless you'll feel for yourself how smooth and clean your face feels! it's crazy

3) you've not taken any oil out of your face at all...taking oil away from the skin promotes more oil secretion...which leads to spots. applying a tiny bit of oil to the face as a moisturizer is perfect at keeping your skin under control.


I've noticed a major improvement in my skin! there's so many natural oils we can use for our skin that we all have at home. I'd recommend this to so many people just so you can see the benefits!

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