MAC Cleanse Off Oil Review
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Product Info from Mac Cosmetics
An industry-strength oil-based makeup remover that's gentle on the skin. Botanically formulated with oils of olive fruit, evening primrose and jojoba seed and absolutely 100 percent mineral-oil free. Massages onto the skin to loosen all makeup, including waterproof mascara. Emulsifies into a lotion-type liquid with water: rinses off easily, no tissues required - and no residue! Protects with vitamin E. Skin softening and conditioning. Good for all skin types.
Retail Price: Php 1,550 (full size 150ml)
(the 30ml travel size is not sold individually here, it is included in a set)
locally available at Rustan's Mac Counters
cap and pump
this is 30ml travel size bottle
What I like about it...
* definitely removes all traces makeup including waterproof mascara and eyeliner
* has a really mild, almost unnoticeable scent
* suited for sensitive skin
* no irritation or allergies experienced
* does not sting my eye
* leaves my skin soft and moisturized
* does not leave any oily residue after rinsing
* a little goes a long way
* has a spill proof cap
* the pump doesn't spurt too much product, so none of it will go to waste
What I don't like...
* expensive
My rating: 4.5 / 5
left (before removing makeup) right (after removing makeup)
notice how it literally removed my eye makeup in just the first swipe
I used about 3 to 4 pumps of the product for one cotton pad
I only used two cotton pads to remove all of my makeup and about 7 pumps in total.
The best way to apply the Mac Cleanse Off Oil:
Take a few pumps on your hand (about 2 or 3 pumps worth) and gently massage over face to dissolve makeup. Then simply rinse with lukewarm water.
I used cotton pads this time for review purposes only. ^_^
I'm really not a fan of oil-based makeup removers, because I feel uncomfortable with the grease on my face. However, I am honestly very impressed with how well the Mac Cleanse Off Oil removed all of my makeup. That greasy feeling instantly disappears as soon as I rinse it away.
I haven't tried any other cleansing oil like the popular ones from Shu Uemura so I am not sure how this one compares. I would definitely recommend this, especially to those who wears a lot of makeup.
I haven't tried any other cleansing oil like the popular ones from Shu Uemura so I am not sure how this one compares. I would definitely recommend this, especially to those who wears a lot of makeup.
Until next time.
Cheerios!
***Hollie***
5 Comments
I've tried shu's cleansing oil but I think it is way overated as it function just the same as any drugstore cleansing oil >_<
ReplyDeleteHmm... For an item from Mac, I don't think it's that expensive. Maybe compared to other more affordavle oil makeup remover, yes, it might be more expensive. Since the oil goes away with a wash, I think it's fine. I'd love to try this one out. :) Thanks for the review.
ReplyDeleteChic Beauty on a Budget
Hi! How would you compare it to Bioderma? I don't find Bioderma good enough for eyeliner on the waterline and eyeshadows on top of UD's Primer Potion.
ReplyDelete@Teresa, Bioderma is WATER based that's why I like it. It removes my eyeliner and everyday mascara easily especially if soaked on my eye area for about 10 seconds or more. As for this mac cleanse off oil, it literally removes everything, coz it melts my makeup while I massage it on my face. that includes waterproof mascara and eyeliner. I seldom use this because I don't like the greasy feel as compared to Bioderma.
ReplyDeleteHi Hollie!
DeleteThank you for the respons! I guess I have to try MAC Cleanse Off Oil, because BioDerma don't quite work on me the way that I want it to. Bioderma leaves my skin dry and strecthy and in deep hunger of moisture :-) and besides it doesn't remove my eyeliner no matter how much I soaked it in the eye... I would love to have a all face (foundation, eyes and lip)-remover in one., which does taste really bad on te lips (like Bioderma), haha.
Leave me a comment and I'll get back to you as soon as I can. ^_^