Dual Barrier Purifying Cleansing Balm.

"I test a lot of cleansing oils and cleansing balms, and I'm rarely impressed because they either leave some residue on my skin or they cause irritation around my eyes, but this one is exceptional. The product itself is velvety, almost buttery, it melts down perfectly on your skin. As I massage it over my makeup and over my skin, I can really feel it breaking down whatever is underneath it. I don't feel like I have to scrub super hard to make that happen. And then it does rinse truly clean. There's no residue. I've actually forgotten to go in with a second cleanse because I feel so clean and my makeup is completely gone after I use this product."

"Because this is scraping off a really thin layer, then it just becomes so soft. I have tried a couple of other cleansing balms with this packaging and it was still a little bit difficult to work, but this is probably the easiest to spread, easiest to handle cleansing balm I've ever tried. It's really soft. It's almost as easy as an oil to spread. It's basically sort of like a moisturizer, but unlike with cleansing oils, it doesn't have that problem where it's dripping off your hand and it's hard to get it vertically onto your face. For makeup removal, I found that this works really well for everything. It works really well on eyeshadow as well as both of my gel eyeliners. [...] It does leave a very slight layer of moisturizing oil on my face, but it's not really a problem for me. I have no clogged pores from it. [...] The big downside, for me at least, which may be an upside for you, is that this basically has no fragrance. I can't smell anything in it. I like having a fragrance in my cleansing balms because I like that whole sensory experience. But if you're looking for a fragrance-free one, this is pretty much perfect in my books for everything else."