These days there are more than enough facial cleansers to choose from. There are foam cleansers, pH balancing cleansers, gentle cleansers, gel cleansers, and the ever-so-popular oil cleansers. So with all these options: How does one choose the right formula? It's hard to say but one thing's for sure: Oil cleansers work for all skin types. There's this misconception that they're only designed for dry, aging skin and would otherwise break you out. But oil cleansers come with options.
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There are options literally for every skin type and need. Take me, for instance: I have oily/combination, sensitive, and acne-prone skin. Yup, I have a lot going on with this skin but combining my wash routine with an oil cleanser and a gentle foam cleanser keeps my skin smooth and looking radiant. Plus, they keep the pimples at bay. I'm telling you, it's all about finding the right one. Here's a look at a few of the best oil cleansers on the market and a breakdown of which skin type they work wonders for!
Laneige's Perfect Pore Cleansing Oil isn't greasy.
I’m not the kind of girl that can apply coconut oil to my face and not wake up with an awful breakout the following morning. Coconut oil is typically way too greasy for my skin. But this virgin coconut oil-based formula gently removes everything from makeup to excess oil without leaving any pesky residue behind. My skin is clearer, smoother and a lot more radiant after just one wash. Laneige Perfect Pore Cleansing Oil ($36).
The T.E.N Cremor Cleansing Gel Oil is a perfect pick for oily and acne-prone skin.
This is another one of my favorite cleansers. Not only does it instantly cleanse skin, but the combination of thermal water, evening primrose and adiroba oils helps to balance the skin. I highly recommend it! T.E.N Cremor Cleansing Gel Oil ($38).
Josie Maran's Argan Cleansing Oil does wonders on dry and flaky skin.
This skin-cleansing formula is loaded with essential fatty acids and antioxidants that help to purify skin and smooth out wrinkles and fine lines. Josie Maran Argan Cleansing Oil ($32).
Boscia's MakeUp BreakUp Cool Cleansing Oil has a cooling effect.
Not only does it melt away makeup instantly, but this gentle cleanser also helps to cool and calm irritated skin. Boscia MakeUp-BreakUp Cool Cleansing Oil ($32).
Tatcha One Step Camellia Cleansing Oil is a must-have for uneven skin.
This two-in-one makeup remover and oil cleanser is formulated with camellia and rice bran oils to instantly brighten your complexion and reduce signs of dark spots or hyperpigmentation. Tatcha One Step Camellia Cleansing Oil ($48).
Neutrogena Ultra-Light Cleansing Oil is a steal.
This lightweight formula is proof that you can find a good oil cleanser for under $10 bucks. It leaves skin super soft, squeaky clean, and glowy, almost instantly. Neutrogena Ultra-Light Cleansing Oil ($9).
Erno Laszlo Sensitive Cleansing Oil is for the girl who thinks she can't use cleansing oil.
Even if you struggle with sensitive or easily irritated skin, there’s a cleansing oil for you. In fact, this one is infused with anti-inflammatory plant extracts and green tea oil, vitamin E, jojoba oil, specifically designed to calm, soften, hydrate, and balance sensitive skin. Erno Laszlo Sensitive Cleansing Oil ($58).
Fresh Seaberry Skin Nutrition Cleansing Oil is filled with anti-aging benefits.
This multi-tasking product is infused with nourishing oils including nigella oil, camellia seed oil, cranberry seed oil, grapeseed oil and seabuckthorn oil, along protective extracts like Orpheus flower and rocou extract to cleanse, moisturize and illuminate skin, leaving you with a healthy and glow-from-within complexion. Fresh Seaberry Skin Nutrition Cleansing Oil ($42).
La Mer The Cleansing Oil is worth the price.
This oil to milky formula rids skin from impurities, leaving it smoother, softer and clearer. It’s pricey, but perfect if your skin is in need of a serious pick-me-up. La Mer The Cleansing Oil ($90).
