Beauty

[suzyQ3]

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@naturalfan wrote:

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@suzyQ3 wrote:

I guess I do. I first use One Love Organics cleansing oil and then Juice Beauty Cleansing Milk.

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suzyQ3 - I have been very interested in trying the One Love Organics brand but have not pulled the trigger yet.  What is your opinion of the brand?

I do a double cleanse, first with an oil cleanser, and then with a foaming type cleanser.  I can say my skin looks better since doing the double cleanse.  I do have a Foreo Luna but find I am not using it that much.  

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@naturalfan, I'm glad I revisited this thread and saw your post. In the future, it's a good idea to use the notification feature. If you need help with that, let me know. :-)

To your question: The only product that I use and am interested in is their cleansing oil. It was recommended by @HappyDaze probably a couple of years ago. I don't often try new skincare, but I'm truly glad that I did. The oil removes all traces of makeup (only rarely do I see a trace after using a toner). It's very gentle and soothing and rinses off easily.

You can buy it on their site but also on dermstore. Just last week dermstore had a 20% of sale that included OLO, which was surprising because usually it's one of the excluded brands. But you can also get a reduction if you put it on auto-delivery.

HTH.

[Katcat1]

@deerfeeder,   I have never used any anti-aging products but I decided to try Peter Thomas Roth "Cult Kit" and his facial cleanser is the best I have ever used and I am in my mid 60's.  Not only does it smell good but really cleans your skin.  What caught my eye about his products were the fact that he does use some natural ingredients and with him working in Europe and learning about natural products (Europeans for instance have been using essential oils way before we knew what they were).  I have to say I am really impressed with this kit.  I still need to try the cucumber mask.

 

[Snoopp]

I double cleanse because of sunscreen that I feel is more difficult to remove.

[FUTURE]

Every night, bc I wear physical sunscreen every day. I use an oil or balm cleanser and then my Foreo Luna with either the Hada Labo foaming cleanser (low pH), or the PC Resist cream cleanser, depending on how my skin is feeling. I've had great results with these. My skin feels very clean, but not at all dry or tight, with no traces of MU and prepped for my skincare. 

[icezeus]

I do when I wear Make Up. I first wipe my face down with a baby wipe and then I use my purity to cleanse my face and wipe off with face cloth.

I use my Clarisonic in the morning when I was my face.

[Funloving]

Due to recs from @HappyDaze & @suzyQ3 I tried One Love Organics Cleansing Oil.  At least two years later (or more) I've never looked back.  That's my first step at night.  Prior to OLO I'd tried several other oil cleansers and for me they don't compare. Afterwards I use a rotation of various cleansers- whatever I have with the proper PH.  I only do double cleansing at night though.  I gave up my cleansing gadgets. They don't make any difference for me.  I do exfoliate regularly.

[soonersis]

At night to remove my makeup I use a cleansing oil followed by Boscia's cleansing grains. 

In the morning I use a cleansing gel.  Have recently started using the one by Tula and I really like it.  I think I will try their new cleansing oil for my nighttime ritual when I use up my current oil (DHC).

[cactusjack]

I do exactly what KoKo does... have done this precise routine for many years. 

[Tricolor]

Since I wear makeup almost everyday, I guess I would call my routine a double cleanse. I start with Skinn Olive and Enzyme wipes and try to get off as much makeup as I can. Then I use my cleanser which currently is Farmacy Cleansing Balm with my Clarisonic. This seems to do a great job. Besides when using a Clarisonic I don't like swooshing the brush over my face with my makeup still on.

[Kabella]

 @deerfeeder The only time I double cleanse is when I wear foundation. I use the same oil cleanser twice. The second cleanse is with Foreo Luna for sensitive skin. Altho, I don't have sensitive skin, I feel it is not as harsh on the skin over time as the Clarisonic & is worth the cost. IMO