Naturium Fermented Camellia Creamy Cleansing Oil
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Fermented Camellia Creamy Cleansing Oil starts with a heavy, gel-like oil texture that softens when rubbed. During face cleansing, it wraps around and melts makeup and sebum, and when water is added, it turns milky and rinses off cleanly without a white cast. The finish also leaves the skin feeling soft-matte and conditioned without tightness, making it convenient for daily face cleansing.

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    This candidate has a jelly texture that sets in before turning into oil, so the initial feeling of use is different. It is a good match if you prefer a finish that is fresh and clear without lifting after rinsing.

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    This candidate follows a cleansing flow where it changes from oil to gel to milky, with foam rising. It is useful for those who want to further reduce tightness after face cleansing, as it is said to leave moisture during cleansing.

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    This candidate has a formulation where oil and gel are combined, so the viscosity felt on the hands continues more uniformly. It is good for those who want a light rinsing feel, as it is said to wash off freshly when rinsed with lukewarm water.

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    This candidate has strong olive oil and rosemary scent points, so the choice may vary depending on the scent. It is convenient for those who dislike a heavy feel, as it is said to finish freshly without stickiness.

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