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L’Oréal Sublime Radiance Sensational Cleansing Oil

Posted on April 8, 2014May 19, 2015 by Elaine

Cleansing oils are nothing new to beauty enthusiasts but there haven’t been many readily available and at an affordable price point. I asked Alysia to review the L’Oreal Sublime Radiance Sensational Cleansing Oil so read her thoughts below!

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Since facial cleansing oils are all the rage these days, I am always up for trying new oils. I am though, a huge advocate for using coconut oil to remove my makeup because I wear waterproof mascara and you know how hard it is to remove this stuff. So when I read that L’Oréal Sublime Radiance Sensational Cleansing Oil removes makeup in an instant, especially waterproof makeup, I had to give it a go.

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Three pumps in my dry hands, I applied it to my dry face and massaged it all over and concentrated on my eyes. I first noticed the scent of the oil, very light and fresh, nothing overpowering. It went on smooth and immediately worked its magic in removing my stubborn waterproof mascara.

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The next step is to add a few drops of water to my hands and further emulsify until the oil turns in a milky texture. This really works the oil into your face and takes away all your makeup. The last step is to rinse well without rubbing any further.

My skin was clean and soft.  I typically have dry skin with occasional breakouts but this cleansing oil is recommended for all skin types, more specifically for dull, tired looking skin. After a few uses, I did notice that my skin was slightly brighter and definitely well-hydrated. This is a great product if you don’t want to pay for high-end cleansing oils and if you are like me and you wear waterproof mascara, brow liner and concealer – you will definitely want to try this out.

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***Disclosure: product was sent for review/editorial consideration***

Alysia is a blogger without a blog. She likes to believe she is ready to start blogging again but isn’t quite ready to commit. She loves all things beauty and travel, and can talk about these two passions for hours. For now you can catch her on Twitter and Instagram with @hello_leesh or @beachjunkies.

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