Do I need to use cleansing oil to remove the barrier cream?

If you wipe the barrier cream, you must use cleansing oil to remove makeup, because cosmetics such as barrier cream and sunscreen play a protective role on the surface of our face, isolating the contact between the facial skin and the outside world, so as to play a role in sun protection, and the pores of the skin are blocked, so you must clean it at night! I've always used cleansing oil to remove makeup, although it's oily but not oily at all, my face won't feel dry and tight after washing, and you have to insist on using it!

Of course you want to, this is a must, if you don't remove makeup, it will clog the pores, I'm using za deep cleansing oil now, if you're afraid of trouble, you can also use Avène's soothing makeup remover...

No, you must use cleansing oil to remove it thoroughly, otherwise the residual barrier cream left in your pores will clog the pores, acne, and pores will follow!

The reason for the small beanie is that the makeup is not removed cleanly, which causes clogged pores. I've done this before. Later, after showing it to the beautician, what she said should be more correct.

There are also sunscreen and barrier cream are two concepts that should not be confused, and of course there are products that both protect from the sun and block it.

And whether to use cleansing oil or cleansing milk is not based on whether you wear makeup or something, but according to your skin type. **Easier to allergies, susceptible or just a slight cleansing (such as removing residual makeup), makeup remover can be. But under other conditions, it is still recommended to use cleansing oil, because cleansing milk is an emulsified cleansing oil, in other words, it is a diluted cleansing oil, as I have said in the biggest woman

If you feel that the removal ability is strong and the waste is great, you can use the washing and unloading product or the product with a slightly weaker makeup removal ability, such as Herborist's cleaning cream, or ZA makeup remover honey, these two ** are 60 and 39, not expensive.

And the ability to remove makeup is gentler than that of removing oil. It is a very suitable product for unloading and isolation.

Yes, it's enough, remember to emulsify it and wash it again with a facial cleanser.

Yes, definitely. Make-up remover and face wash" works best when used in tandem. Even if it is a product that explains the dual effect of removing makeup and cleansing, you should wash it with a cleanser according to your own needs, especially if you have oily** or acne, to avoid excess oil remaining on your face and clogging pores.