The Face Shop Rice Water Bright Light Facial Cleansing Oil, Daily Makeup Remover, Oil Cleanser, Vegan, Korean Skin Care with Jojoba Oil, Face Pore Cleanser, 150ml

I LOVE this product. I have been using it for years as a part of my skin care routine. I double cleanse and this removes all my makeup (even water proof), it's gentle on my skin, and it moisturizes. An additional benefit, is it also removes wax residue. If you're an at home waxer like I am, this is a gentle easy way to remove any wax residue that is left over. I would give it 10 stars if I could.

This is really nice! I got it mostly as makeup remover and it works REALLY well with only a small amount of product, so it lasts forever! I got it like a year and a half ago I think and I still have like 3/4 of the bottle (granted I use it mostly when I do eye makeup which is not that often). In general, I highly recommend! It doesn't irritate my skin and cleans very well!

What is so amazing about this product is that it actually works. I have used many cleansing oils from extremely high end to drugstore options. I have many that I love and many that I do not. This has an extremely thin, liquidy texture, so you have to be prepared for that. It is almost like water. Do not let that deter you from buying this product. What makes this so good is that it thoroughly cleanses your skin and removes make up exceptionally well. I like it so much I double cleanse with it at night especially if my skin is feeling dry. This is a super lightweight oil that could be used by anyone with any skin type. There is a slight fragrance. I do not find this to be bad however, it could be improved. I find that it is not that big of a deal because I will continue to use this product because it works very well. I have used cleansing balms in the past, but they can feel so heavy. This is super light weight on the skin and leaves behind no residue. I feel that is what makes this product a true gem and also not having any residual makeup on my face after cleansing. I would recommend this to anyone even if someone just has dry skin and wants a good cleanser. This is a great one. This is great for all skin types. My skin can lean on the side of sensitive, and the fragrance does not irritate my skin. I still feel that it could be improved. That is my only complaint. Great oil cleanser. Will definitely be re-purchasing.

This is a great oil cleanser and can really suck the gunk out of your skin without damaging it. However, it does not replace your regular cleanser. I use the rice water bright foaming cleanser right after this and it’s a great combo to keep my skin clear and soft. You do need to keep the clip they give you, because it leaked all over my bag since the pump is flimsy

So far I love it! Light weight.. works well and does not break out my skin. I tend to have cystic acne so I was a little worried how my skin would react but my skin loves it

I wanted to try a new oil cleanser so I decided to try this one because of the affordable price. It’s a lightweight oil but it didn’t properly remove my makeup, specifically, my mascara that is not waterproof. And it’s not gentle with the eyes. Other than that not to bad of scent, great bottle size and didn’t have a problem with the pump.

I recently began a quest for all the beauty products needed to achieve the youthful, dewy look ever popular in Korea in anticipation of my wedding day. (Yes, I'm an American who watches a lot of Kdramas and became supremely jealous of Kon Joon-He's character in "She Was Pretty.") I've had a fantastic experience with the new skin care regimen: huge reduction in blemishes, almost completely eliminated the pimples!!!--I just get one or two during my period--evened skin tone, and overall a cleaner, softer face. Since it's been so overwhelming to research every step on my own, I'm providing a list of all the winners so far, and in what order of the skin care/makeup routine to use them in. Hopefully this is helpful for anyone who wants to venture into the world of Korean skin care but isn't sure where to start. **Indicates the product in review.1. Cleanser - The Face Shop: Rice Water Bright**Apply this to dry, unwashed skin and gently rub in circles to fully cleanse your face. Works as a makeup remover, but I'd recommend a different product for eye makeup removal. Rinse the oil off with lukewarm water. This is the perfect, gentle cleanser for sensitive, mixed oily/dry skin, like mine. It has a very faint smell of rice water. Not surprising, considering that's what it is. A little goes a long way, so one pump is usually enough for my entire face. Be careful not to carry it sideways in a makeup kit if the pump gets loose. I made the mistake of doing that, and got all my other products coated in rice water cleanser. ;) Oh, and that little plastic thing on the pump pops right off. It took me forever to figure it out. I kept twisting and unscrewing and finally realised you just pull the little plastic piece right off and then snap it back on when you're done for the night. :P2. Toner/Refresher - Etude House 10-in-1 House Wonder Pore FreshenerTightens pores, and purifies skin. Apply to a cotton pad or cotton balls and then to face. Let dry.3. Moisturiser - Skin Food Peach Sake EmulsionPretty self-explanatory. Apply right after the toner sets in to feed your face with some moisture.4. Serum - Skin Food Peach Sake Pore SerumA slightly more concentrated moisturiser to apply after the first. Yes, Koreans have many steps (most of them moisturising ones) in their beauty routine, I've learned. But it really does amazing things to your skin. And once you get the hang of it, applying all these products every night doesn't really take a whole lot of extra time. It also cuts back on my makeup routine in the morning, because when my skin is naturally healthy, clear, and soft, I'd rather show it off than cover it up. ;)5. Night Cream - Nature Republic Fresh Green TeaNOTE: This particular product is not sold on Amazon. I had to buy it on sale at my local Korean market because I was too scared to order anything over $10 that I wasn't sure about. But you can find any number of night creams here for the final step. I recommend something with green tea or aloe. Just apply at night onto clean, pampered skin, rub it in thoroughly, and sleep on it!Other Cosmetics/Extras I Found Useful/Worth Purchasing:Facial Scrub - Skin Food Black Sugar MaskUse twice a week for a deeper facial cleanse than you regular cleanser. Apply a little, gently exfoliate, leave on, rinse off. If it goes on too thick, use a little water or toner to make it easier to scrub in.CC Cream - Lioele Dollish CC Cera-VCC Creams are much like BB Creams, (not a cream to match your skin colour, but a transparent foundation/primer) but if my experience with the two I've tried is any indication, CC Creams give more coverage and make the skin look more bright, white, and luminescent, rather than simply evening out the skin tone and providing SPF. Apply before any colour foundations.Highlighter - Etude House Secret Beam Highlighter #1 Pink & White MixTo be brushed on over foundation in key spots to brighten the face even further. Goes on like a sheer fairy dust--just a bit of sparkle, but not like glitter. This isn't for a Labyrinth Masquerade ball, you know. ;)Face Mist - Innisfree Green Tea Mineral MistFace Mist is something you apply whenever you choose, before or after makeup, to keep your face hydrated and fresh throughout the day. I carry a bottle in my purse and spritz a little on whenever I feel my face is tired. :) This particular mist I haven't tried yet, because my order hasn't arrived, but I bought a Nature Republic bamboo mist from my local Korean market, and I love it a lot.Products I Didn't Think Worth the Fuss:Face Masks- These are a huge hit in Korea, and they're fun to wear around the house to get a rise out of family members who think you look creepy. But for me they're too sticky, drippy, and overrated. I prefer the clay masks or avocado masks that you have to wash off after.Expensive Serums, Essence, Bee Toxin... anything over $20 a bottle I passed up. As I've discovered, you can get really great results with just the five things I listed above, and none of them are over $15. Most are under $10.