Banila Co Clean It Zero Cleansing Balm

I usually only wear sunscreen and a little cushion foundation, so I don't really do much color makeup. I used to be satisfied with cleansing wipes, but my college-aged daughter, who is now older and meticulous about her makeup, said she feels a bit overwhelmed when I apply eyeliner as well. Then, based on recommendations from friends who are now fully enjoying the pleasure of makeup, she asked me to buy her a cleansing balm. She usually buys what she needs herself, but sometimes she acts like a child and says, "Mom, buy this for me!" haha.

 

I searched to see what was recommended and then ordered it...

Oh~ Banila Co Clean It Zero Original Cleansing Balm!

It was really good.

 

First of all, the texture is absolutely amazing haha.

It's sherbet. It makes me want to eat it lol.

There is a spatula under the lid of the main product...

It is so convenient that this is designed to be stored completely separately from the cleansing balm. In the past, the Su:m... cleansing balm was just put in the box together, but it bothered me because it kept rolling around.

That's a great idea for the customers.

 

The instructions for use are kindly printed on the inside of the box like this.

 

If you gently spread and rub it in, it emulsifies right away... and then... if you add a little water and roll it around again... it cleanses softly. Rinsing with lukewarm water leaves the skin feeling really refreshed and moisturized. For heavy makeup, you can double cleanse with a foam cleanser or cleansing water. It removes eyeliner and eyeshadow so cleanly that my college daughter says all her friends have one of these on hand lol.

 

I find cleansing balm much better than cleansing oil; it leaves my skin feeling refreshed.

I think it's good value for the money.