Essential Cleansing Oil
Natural cleansing oil gently removes impurities from the skin, including makeup, and lifts away pore-clogging oils with a silky, non-tugging slip. Contrary to popular myth, using an organic oil-based cleanser does not cause the skin to become oily. In fact, just the opposite is true. Traditional cleansers often fail to adequately hydrate and may cause the skin to overproduce natural oil as a result. This organic oil cleanser balances the skin’s natural oil production with a dose of intense hydration.
Gently cleanses the skin and removes all traces of makeup, sunscreen, and pollution. All skin types benefit as this does not strip dry skin and balances oil production for oily skin.
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Ingredients
Organic Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Oil*, Organic Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil*, Organic Ricinus Communis (Castor Seed) Oil*, Organic Lavandula Hybrida (Lavender) Oil*, Tocopherol+ (Non-GMO Vitamin E from Sunflower)
*certified organic
+non-GMO Vitamin E from Sunflower
Use Instructions
PM: Apply 8-10 pumps into dry hands, then onto dry face. Liberally massage onto dry face and neck. Wipe off with a warm washcloth. Repeat if necessary. Gently wipe face and neck with the washcloth to remove excess oil while providing a light exfoliation.
Packaging
Paper box. Glass bottle with plastic pump.
End of Life Instructions
Reuse, or recycle bottle in curbside recycling. Pump can be recycled as follows:
1. Drop off at your nearest personal care packaging recycling location. Learn more here.
2. If you're local to Portland, OR, drop off at our shop during open hours. View hours here.
3. Mail to us to recycle via Terracycle. Note that we don't offer shipping labels at this time. Learn more here.
Where It Comes From
Kari Gran is a Seattle-based woman-owned skincare company with the philosophy that as we age, we don’t need more skincare products, we need better ones. At Kari Gran, anti-aging is out, healthy skin is always in. Kari Gran is a 100% plastic-neutral business, and a founding member of PACT, a non-profit that works to give hard-to-recycle beauty product packaging new life.