ESTELIN 3-in-1 Grape Seed Deep Cleansing Oil, an effective oil-to-milk cleanser designed to dissolve waterproof makeup, sunscreen, excess oil, and impurities in one easy step.
Enriched with Grape Seed Extract, known for its antioxidant-rich properties, this nourishing cleansing oil helps soothe the skin while maintaining its natural moisture barrier. Upon contact with water, it transforms into a silky milky emulsion that rinses away cleanly without leaving any greasy residue.
Perfect for daily use, it leaves your skin feeling soft, smooth, refreshed, and deeply cleansed.
Key Features
- 3-in-1 cleansing formula
- Removes waterproof makeup
- Dissolves sunscreen and impurities
- Oil-to-milk cleansing technology
- Enriched with Grape Seed Extract
- Deep pore cleansing
- Soothes and nourishes skin
- Lightweight, non-greasy texture
- Hydrating formula
- Gentle for daily use
- Easy to rinse
- Suitable for all skin types
Benefits
✔ Removes stubborn makeup effortlessly
✔ Cleanses dirt, oil, and sunscreen
✔ Helps soothe irritated skin
✔ Nourishes and moisturizes
✔ Supports a healthy skin barrier
✔ Leaves skin soft and smooth
✔ Refreshes dull-looking skin
✔ Non-greasy, lightweight finish
Main Ingredients
Highlighted Ingredient
- Grape Seed Extract (Vitis Vinifera Seed Extract)
Typical Base Ingredients
- Mineral Oil / Plant-Based Cleansing Oils
- PEG Emulsifiers
- Grape Seed Extract
- Glycerin
- Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E)
- Fragrance
- Purified Water
Note: Ingredient lists may vary slightly depending on the manufacturing batch. Please check the product packaging for the exact INCI ingredient list.
Skin Type
- Normal Skin
- Dry Skin
- Oily Skin
- Combination Skin
- Sensitive Skin (Patch test recommended)
How to Use
- Dispense 2–3 pumps onto dry hands.
- Massage gently onto dry skin using circular motions.
- Focus on makeup and sunscreen areas.
- Add a little water to emulsify the oil.
- Continue massaging until it turns milky.
- Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.
- Follow with a water-based cleanser if double cleansing.
