A yellow cleansing balm designed to remove makeup, sunscreen, and oil from dry skin, transforming into a milky texture when water is added.
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This balm melts off makeup, sunscreen (even water-resistant formulas), and excess oil in a single sweep, transforming into a luxurious milky texture that rinses clean and leaves skin hydrated and soft. Dermatologists praise it as an excellent first cleanser for all skin types, especially those with mature or sensitive skin; apply to completely dry skin, massage well, add water, and rinse. The price is high, but those who love it call it a favorite worth the splurge.
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A yellow cleansing balm designed to remove makeup, sunscreen, and oil from dry skin, transforming into a milky texture when water is added.
Yes. All 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 84%.
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