Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser is a luxurious experience that relieves your dry skin, and transforms it into plump, dewy and radiant skin.
Learn more: 5 Benefits of Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser for your dry skin
There are many different ways to use Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser:
- As a stand-alone cleanser
- As a makeup remover
- As a first step in a double cleanse
- Use it twice in a double cleanse
- As a mask - leave on for 30 min to 1 hour
- As a treatment - leave on overnight
- As a hand cleanser - makes your hands soft and smell delightful
What is the oil cleansing method?
The oil cleansing method is a technique used to clean your face using oils. It works according to the principle of "like attracts like" as the oils help lift and remove daily sebum and oil build up, dirt and skin debris.
Oil cleansing is very effective for gently removing oil-based and waterproof cosmetics, and sunscreens that cannot be easily removed with soap and water.
The oil cleansing method is effective for cleansing skin and is safe to use daily.
The oil cleansing method will not clog pores if the correct oil cleanser is used.
What are the benefits of oil cleansing?
Oil cleansing is very gentle on your skin and protects your skin barrier.
Learn more: What is your skin barrier?
Oil cleansing effectively cleanses your skin and removes all types of makeup and sunscreens effortlessly.
Oil cleansing doesn’t dry out your skin: You’re replenishing oils as you cleanse, instead of just stripping it away with soap.
Learn more: The problem with soap for dry skin
Oil cleansers are packed with plant oils that are nutrient-rich and lubricating: They leave your skin so soft, and you may find, you don’t need a moisturizer afterwards.
Plant oils are rich in essential fatty acids, such as linoleic acid, which cannot be made by your body, and must be supplied through diet and skincare.
Learn more: What is linoleic acid? Benefits for dry skin
Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser is packed with nutrient-rich plant oils that are rich in essential fatty acids, including sunflower oil, apple seed oil, and hemp seed oil.
Learn more: Ingredients of Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser
What is an oil cleanser?
Oil cleansers are soap-free cleansers that are composed of oils.
Most oil cleansers do not contain water.
An oil cleanser is made from plant-based oils, and may also include mineral oils, animal-based oils, and/or esters.
A simple oil cleanser may be composed of a single plant oil, whereas a more complex oil cleanser may contain several plant oils, as well as extracts, actives and aroma compounds.
Some commonly used plant oils in oil cleansers include:
For dry skin:
- Coconut Oil
- Jojoba Seed Oil
For all skin types:
- Sunflower Seed Oil
- Hemp Seed Oil
- Castor Seed Oil
What is an oil to milk cleanser?
An oil to milk cleanser is similar to an oil cleanser but is also contains an emulsifier to help it rinse away clean with water.
Oil to milk cleansers can emulsify dirt, oil and microorganisms on the skin surface so that they can be easily removed with water.
There are many different emulsifiers that can be used.
We use a natural emulsifier called polyglyceryl-4 oleate in our cleanser.
Polyglyceryl-4 oleate is made from sunflower seed oil and vegetable glycerin.
Polyglyceryl-4 oleate is included in our formula to create an oil cleanser that rinses off with water.
Oil to milk cleansers rinse away clean, and do not leave a greasy feeling on your skin.
Oil to milk cleansers leave your skin feeling clean, soft, and plump.
How to use an oil to milk cleanser?
There are many different ways to use Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser:
- As a stand-alone cleanser
- As a makeup remover
- As a first step in a double cleanse
- Use it twice in a double cleanse
- As a mask - leave on for 30 min to 1 hour
- As a treatment - leave on overnight
- As a hand cleanser - makes your hands soft and smell delightful
For best results, always apply the oil to milk cleanser to your dry skin (not even a little damp...)
1. As a stand-alone cleanser
With dry hands, apply a generous amount of Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser, and massage into dry face and neck.
Gently remove cleanser with a warm moistened cloth.
Use daily as required.
2. As a makeup remover
With dry hands, apply a generous amount of Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser, and massage into dry face and neck.
Gently remove cleanser with a warm moistened cloth.
Be extra gentle around your eye area.
Use as required.
3. As a first step in a double cleanse
Double cleansing is a method of cleansing your face twice. First, with an oil-based cleanser and again with a water-based cleanser.
Double cleansing can help remove pore-clogging and acne-causing impurities that can remain on the skin even after washing your face once.
The benefit of double cleansing is that the first cleanser will break down any makeup, remove dirt and excess oils from the day and clean your skin. The second cleanser will remove any residue of the first cleanser, and should also contain ingredients to hydrate, smooth and plump dry skin.
Step 1: Oil to Milk Cleanser:
With dry hands, apply a generous amount of Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser and massage into dry face and neck.
Gently remove cleanser with a warm moistened cloth.
Step 2: Powder to Foam Cleanser, or water-based cleanser.
Use cleanser as directed.
Finish by gently patting your skin dry with a soft towel.
Double cleansing can be done morning and night.
4. Use it twice in a double cleanse
If your skin is feeling particularly dry, you can do a double cleanse using Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser for both steps.
Step 1 is a quick cleanse, to remove any dirt, make-up and impurities.
Step 2 is a mask, to let the nourishing ingredients absorb into your skin.
Your skin will feel extra soft after this method!
Step 1: Oil to Milk Cleanser:
With dry hands, apply a generous amount of oil to milk cleanser, and massage into dry face and neck.
Gently remove cleanser with a warm moistened cloth.
*Pat your face dry and dry your hands before applying second layer.
Step 2: Oil to Milk Cleanser:
With dry hands, apply a generous amount of oil to milk cleanser to your freshly cleaned skin.
Massage into dry face and neck and let sit for 10 to 20 min.
Gently remove cleanser with a warm moistened cloth.
5. As a mask - leave on for 30 min to 1 hour
Apply Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser to clean skin.
With dry hands, apply a generous amount of Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser, and massage into dry face and neck.
Let sit for 30 min and up to 1 hour.
Gently remove cleanser with a warm moistened cloth.
6. As a treatment - leave on overnight
If your skin is feeling very dry, you can apply the Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser as an overnight treatment.
Apply Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser to clean skin.
With dry hands, apply a generous amount of Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser, and massage into dry face and neck.
Let sit on skin overnight. Most of the product will absorb into skin.
In morning, gently rinse skin with water.
7. As a hand cleanser - makes your hands soft and smell delightful
With dry hands, apply a generous amount of Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser, and massage into your hands for 1 minute.
Gently remove cleanser by rinsing hands under warm water.
Gently dry your hands with a towel.
Who should use an oil to milk cleanser?
Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser is great for all skin types, but especially recommended for dry skin.
Oil to milk face cleansers are gentle cleansers that can effectively remove daily dirt, skin debris, makeup and sunscreen.
Dry Skin Love Wild Orange Oil to Milk Cleanser leaves your skin feeling clean, soft, and plump.
Author Information
Dr. Natasha Ryz is a scientist, skin care expert and an entrepreneur. She is the founder of Dry Skin Love Skincare, and she creates skincare products for beauty, dry skin and pain relief.
Dr. Ryz has a PhD in Experimental Medicine from the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, and she is a Vanier scholar. She also holds a Master of Science degree and a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg.
Natasha is the former Chief Science Officer of Zenabis Global, and she oversaw cannabis extraction, analytics, and product development. Her team brought 20 products to market including oils, sprays, vapes and softgels.
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