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I don't have oily skin, but I second JLF's sentiment and recommendation (including the Thayer's). I personally love Tatcha, followed by the rice powder (and she makes a rice powder for olier complextions).
JLF has been using Dr. Young's Camellia Cleansing Oil and Fleur de Lis Rice Powder that she gets on amazon. I don't know how they compare to Tatcha, but they sure look similar. Recent posts indicate she may be broadening her horizons in the cleansing oil department (nice of me to talk about you like you're not here, right JLF?) but it reinforces that she is very happy with using an oil for cleansing.
Years ago (in the 70's) when I was oily, I couldn't understand why the Lancome cleanser had oil in it. At the time the thinking was to strip off the oil and leave the skin squeaky. They informed me that oil breaks down oil, so it was actually a better way to remove/balance than a harsh detergent. And, when I became an Erno Laszlo devotee, I began the cleansing routing with oil. I'd consider going back to it but see it's mineral oil -- there are so many better options available these days.
Good luck!
Aren't you the funny one! 
You're right, though, I might sample some DHC, but it's hard since I like Dr. Young's so much. It works the same way Tatcha's oil does....smoosh it around on dry skin and then get it wet to turn it into a milk. It does a great job and feels so good. As for the rice & papaya enzyme powder, I think it's better than Tatcha's because there's no talc in it (which is what's irritating some people who have tried Tatcha). Plus, with each of these products you get a larger quantity for less money.
I don't have oily skin, but I second JLF's sentiment and recommendation (including the Thayer's). I personally love Tatcha, followed by the rice powder (and she makes a rice powder for olier complextions).
JLF has been using Dr. Young's Camellia Cleansing Oil and Fleur de Lis Rice Powder that she gets on amazon. I don't know how they compare to Tatcha, but they sure look similar. Recent posts indicate she may be broadening her horizons in the cleansing oil department (nice of me to talk about you like you're not here, right JLF?) but it reinforces that she is very happy with using an oil for cleansing.
Years ago (in the 70's) when I was oily, I couldn't understand why the Lancome cleanser had oil in it. At the time the thinking was to strip off the oil and leave the skin squeaky. They informed me that oil breaks down oil, so it was actually a better way to remove/balance than a harsh detergent. And, when I became an Erno Laszlo devotee, I began the cleansing routing with oil. I'd consider going back to it but see it's mineral oil -- there are so many better options available these days.
Good luck!
Aren't you the funny one!
You're right, though, I might sample some DHC, but it's hard since I like Dr. Young's so much. It works the same way Tatcha's oil does....smoosh it around on dry skin and then get it wet to turn it into a milk. It does a great job and feels so good. As for the rice & papaya enzyme powder, I think it's better than Tatcha's because there's no talc in it (which is what's irritating some people who have tried Tatcha). Plus, with each of these products you get a larger quantity for less money.
DHC has had a huge loyal following for as long as I can remember. Over the years I've toyed with trying it (especially to help remove my sunscreen) but just never got around to it. You KNOW you'll be getting a good product if you try it. If you do -- let us know.
I don't seem to have a negative reaction to talc, but wonder why it needs to be in Tatcha's product at all. That, and the fact that Dr. Young's ingredients seem more "pure" are making me think about ordering "your" duo when I need more. I can't help it, but I just love Tatcha's packaging, the purple tissue paper, the IMMEDIATE shipping -- I just feel almost decadent using the products. I know it's not what's really important, so I might actually jump ship next time. If I do, I'll give you a Tatcha vs Dr Young & Fleur de Lis side by side comparison.
Jean, I've used Tatcha, Dr. Young, and DHC, and DHC is my least favorite. It's oilier than the other two and dries out my skin. If you sign up for a catalog at the DHC website, they will send a catalog with samples in it. One of the samples is always the cleansing oil. Look on the website under the request a catalog tab. If you call, it's free, if you order online it costs $2.I don't have oily skin, but I second JLF's sentiment and recommendation (including the Thayer's). I personally love Tatcha, followed by the rice powder (and she makes a rice powder for olier complextions).
JLF has been using Dr. Young's Camellia Cleansing Oil and Fleur de Lis Rice Powder that she gets on amazon. I don't know how they compare to Tatcha, but they sure look similar. Recent posts indicate she may be broadening her horizons in the cleansing oil department (nice of me to talk about you like you're not here, right JLF?) but it reinforces that she is very happy with using an oil for cleansing.
Years ago (in the 70's) when I was oily, I couldn't understand why the Lancome cleanser had oil in it. At the time the thinking was to strip off the oil and leave the skin squeaky. They informed me that oil breaks down oil, so it was actually a better way to remove/balance than a harsh detergent. And, when I became an Erno Laszlo devotee, I began the cleansing routing with oil. I'd consider going back to it but see it's mineral oil -- there are so many better options available these days.
Good luck!
Aren't you the funny one!
You're right, though, I might sample some DHC, but it's hard since I like Dr. Young's so much. It works the same way Tatcha's oil does....smoosh it around on dry skin and then get it wet to turn it into a milk. It does a great job and feels so good. As for the rice & papaya enzyme powder, I think it's better than Tatcha's because there's no talc in it (which is what's irritating some people who have tried Tatcha). Plus, with each of these products you get a larger quantity for less money.
Jean, I've used Tatcha, Dr. Young, and DHC, and DHC is my least favorite. It's oilier than the other two and dries out my skin. If you sign up for a catalog at the DHC website, they will send a catalog with samples in it. One of the samples is always the cleansing oil. Look on the website under the request a catalog tab. If you call, it's free, if you order online it costs $2.I don't have oily skin, but I second JLF's sentiment and recommendation (including the Thayer's). I personally love Tatcha, followed by the rice powder (and she makes a rice powder for olier complextions).
JLF has been using Dr. Young's Camellia Cleansing Oil and Fleur de Lis Rice Powder that she gets on amazon. I don't know how they compare to Tatcha, but they sure look similar. Recent posts indicate she may be broadening her horizons in the cleansing oil department (nice of me to talk about you like you're not here, right JLF?) but it reinforces that she is very happy with using an oil for cleansing.
Years ago (in the 70's) when I was oily, I couldn't understand why the Lancome cleanser had oil in it. At the time the thinking was to strip off the oil and leave the skin squeaky. They informed me that oil breaks down oil, so it was actually a better way to remove/balance than a harsh detergent. And, when I became an Erno Laszlo devotee, I began the cleansing routing with oil. I'd consider going back to it but see it's mineral oil -- there are so many better options available these days.
Good luck!
Aren't you the funny one!
You're right, though, I might sample some DHC, but it's hard since I like Dr. Young's so much. It works the same way Tatcha's oil does....smoosh it around on dry skin and then get it wet to turn it into a milk. It does a great job and feels so good. As for the rice & papaya enzyme powder, I think it's better than Tatcha's because there's no talc in it (which is what's irritating some people who have tried Tatcha). Plus, with each of these products you get a larger quantity for less money.
Ooh, thanks for the heads up, Cassie!
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