Quick Tip: Oil Based Cleansers

this is how we do it ::sings 1990's jam::

:)

I'm using Shu Uemura's Skin Purifying Oil Cleanser (green bottle)

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[xsuzannexfarrahx]

what ethnicity are you?

[petrilude]

xsuzannexfarrahx: a mixalottacan

[offwhitewalls]

damn, he's sexy.

[rmcanetta6]

I don't understand why his SEXUAL ORIENTATION is relevant, whatsoever.

It's not.

[loobsy1]

@krisisnkaos I think the point is, when he wets his hands and then rubs then oil into his skin, it emulsifies, and so when it's emusified (the oil is mixed/suspended in the water) then it can be rinsed off with water.

[truckster89]

@petrilude if you go to google and search up ''mixalottacan'' this video will be the only thing that pops up (:

[Jessicapamela123]

ohh your beautiful :) thanks for the tips!

[uraharafkedme]

=.= i still don't understand.

[AvriannaBaby]

chico muy muy caliente <3

[deyanid]

omg you are so so HOT.. <3

[krisisnkaos]

you know that rinsing w/ water isn't going to remove the oil you added (and all the other oily stuff it dissolved), right? it's for the same reason you gave in the beginning. oil is hydrophobic and repels water, therefore it will not incorporate and rinse away. the best way to get rid of it is to remove most of the oil w/ a cotton ball, then wash w/ a pH-balanced cleanser (i like olay gentle foaming). this removes the remaining excess oil when rinsed w/ water.

[hvnzangel8]

haha ur so adorable. I was wondering about that, it looks so good for your skin and looks like it keeps it young without expensive creams. Good for mascara and heavy make up removal yes?