162 Views
Ruthieandskincare
Dry/Resilient
Its more comedogenic. The processing of the oil is entirely different.
it will work in a pinch.
Havent tried it to be honest and not tempted.
7
0
Grethi
Oily/Sensitive
It’s not very practical and it can make you break yout. Straight up oils don’t emulsify when they come in touch with water, which makes them so hard to remove. Maybe this works for dry skin types, but I wouldn’t risk it. Plus they are not very efficient on removing makeup
4
0
kaweeel
Oily/Sensitive
It can work I guess, but it doesn't have surfactants in it hence won't emulsify... It'll be a pain to remove
3
0
Z
zoozoo
Dry/Sensitive
i havent try this method,but i think even if the cooking oil is light maybe will clogged our pores 🤔
2
0
Bazz
Dry/Resilient
I heard of it before, and I know some people swear on pure oil coconut oil to remove makeup. It’s worth a try since if you already have it or just test some on your hands and see it will remove your makeup
2
0
PoppyForest
Dry/Resilient
yeah coconut oil will clog drain though. so this is why I don’t use it. but I am wondering about other cooking oil.
0
0
