Innisfree Cleansing Oil

The light green bottle is the pre-renewal version of the Innisfree Apple Seed Cleansing Oil currently on sale. I tend to buy multiple bottles at once, and since I found some stockpiled ones recently, I have been using this one. Although it is the older version, I can't really tell the difference between it and the one currently being sold. I consistently use it because I can feel sebum granules and dead skin cells falling off my hands when I pump the cleansing oil twice onto my bare hands and massage it in a circular motion, focusing on the pores and whiteheads on my nose and cheeks. To use, dispense an appropriate amount onto dry hands and massage it onto your face to dissolve makeup. Add water to your hands to emulsify the product and thoroughly wash away impurities. You can then roll it carefully to completely remove blackheads.

Previously, a 150ml bottle cost 13,000 won and the large 300ml size was 20,000 won, but recently the price has gone up to 21,000 won. The large size has been discontinued, so only the 150ml size is currently sold. I stock up whenever there is a buy-one-get-one-free offer, and I have settled on this cleansing oil as a go-to staple. It has passed both skin and eye irritation tests, so it is genuinely non-irritating and does not leave the skin feeling tight after use. It is a great product for those with oily skin and excessive sebum, so I recommend giving it a try. I feel like it provides decent daily exfoliation, removes makeup cleanly, and is non-irritating, so I recommend this well-made cleansing oil.