Ministerstwo Hydrophilic Cleansing Oil Rose-Raspberry 140ml

Hydrophilic oils can be used in several ways - but remember - the right way in cleansing is the one that serves and meets your individual needs. *On dry skin (recommended method for heavy makeup, for all skin types - beware with active acne, more on that below). Take an appropriate amount of oil into a dry palm, spread it lightly. Apply to dry face and massage gently with smooth, circular movements. Use a longer, more intensive massage on areas more prone to accumulating impurities (e.g. wings of the nose, eyebrows, eyelids, lips) to help dissolve impurities. Then, wet your hands (or a cloth/cosmetic pad) with warm water and place them on your face, moving dirt from the inside to the outside of your face. Rinse hands (or cloth) and repeat until skin is clean. Finally, rinse your face with slightly cooler water - this will help close pores and leave your skin feeling more supple and fresh. *On damp skin (recommended for delicate make-up and dry, sensitive skin - caution with active acne, more on that below). Wet your hands and/or face with warm water. Take appropriate amount of oil into palms of hands, spread and apply to face. Massage gently with smooth, circular movements until impurities are dissolved. Rinse hands and rinse face with warm water (you can also use a soft cloth or towel), working from the inside to the outside of the face. Finally, rinse your face with cooler water and apply your favourite oil or cream (you can spray your skin with a hydrolate of your choice beforehand). *Eye make-up remover: Scoop one or two pumps of oil onto a dampened cotton pad or clean cloth/towel. Massage gently to form an emulsion. Place the pad/cloth over the closed eyelid, wait a few seconds (to allow the oils to dissolve eye make-up) and pick up dirt with a gentle sweeping/outward motion. Rinse the pad/cloth thoroughly and repeat until the area around the eye (lashes, lower and upper eyelids) is clean. If the oil gets in your eyes, rinse them thoroughly with warm water. *Skin with active acne: You can use both of the above cleansing methods, but avoid prolonged and intense facial massage. You may also use the two-step facial cleansing (below). If you are on concomitant drug treatment, consult with your doctor as to whether the product is compatible with the preparations you are using. *Two-step cleansing: Use the oil as the 1st step of a two-step cleanse. Take an appropriate amount of oil and rub lightly in dry hands. Apply to dry face, massaging lightly in circular motions. Then moisten your hands (or a cloth/towel) and gently, without rubbing too hard, lift dirt dissolved by the oil from your face. Repeat 2-3 times, each time rinsing your hands (or cloth) of dirt. Continue to step 2 of cleansing and use a water-based product, either a foam (Apricot) or a face gel, to wash away any residue from step 1. Caution: Massage gently and slowly (allow the oil to gradually dissolve makeup and dirt), and when collecting the oil from your face (using your hands or a washcloth), do not rub your skin hard. Intense rubbing can cause facial skin irritation. If any dirt remains on your skin after using hydrophilic oil, rinse your skin again or use a water-based product to wash away the residue.