Pre-Cleanse Cleansing Oil.

"This stuff is pretty affordable. It's got sunflower seed oil, rice bran oil, a couple of fatty acids, centella, and then vitamin E, so it's got a nice short ingredient list, no fragrance in here. For the directions, it's an oil-based cleanser: apply it to your skin when it's dry, massage it on your dry skin, and then rinse it. Literally no scent to it."

"I love this cleanser, it's super light and it rinses really easily. On nights when I was really tired, this stuff was so great that I typically didn't feel like I needed a second step cleanser on those days, it just gets the makeup off enough that I can go to bed and lay down without the makeup sitting on your skin. It's really nice, super lightweight, and affordable, so I loved it, amazing. I will repurchase that again in a heartbeat."

"This is an incredible cleansing oil. I use about four pumps and I just rub it in my palms and then start massaging it over my face. This is going to break down my foundation, sunscreen. I also put a little over my eyes just from the jump to let it marinate on my eyelashes. I rub in the rest of my face and then really scrub down the lashes. I am obsessed with this. It has been tested to not be pore clogging, so big win if you are acne prone. Once everything's been melted down, I add a little bit of water to start to emulsify this so it gets kind of white and milky. I rub for another 10 seconds and then rinse everything off. I love that oil cleanser so much because it not only breaks down your makeup, but after you rinse it off, you don't feel any residue on your skin."

"What I really like about this is when I'm massaging it into my skin it still has this beautiful slip. I actually kind of want to put this on my face right now. I feel like sometimes people rush through the cleansing process, but this really allows you to pause and be a little more ritualistic because you want to massage this into your skin, it feels that good. You guys know I'm such a stickler for elevating textures, and Prequel Pre-Cleanse Cleansing Oil is really no exception. I'm always going to be using it at the end of the day as the first step to take my day off. I start with dry hands and then I take about three pumps or so, distribute it on my palms, and start massaging it into my face including around my eyes where I might have eye makeup. I do that for about 30 seconds until I can see that my makeup has been thoroughly broken down, and then I add just the tiniest bit of water to emulsify the cleanser. At that point you're going to see it transform from clear to kind of milky, and then go in and rinse it off completely. Oil cleansers are also such a beautiful way to break down sunscreen, not only on the face but also on the body. It's like my dermatologist pro tip, to use something like this if you have sunscreen on your skin. Sometimes it can feel hard to get it off in the shower, so I would, while your shower is heating up, rub some of this onto your skin, your arms, your chest, anywhere you have sunscreen, and then when you step into the water you're going to get a much cleaner rinse of your product. Now, one issue I've had with cleansing oils over the years, and honestly cleansing balms too, is that sometimes they can either sting my eyes or leave a cloudy film on my eyeballs, and I was very much not about that. So when we developed this, I really wanted to make sure that it rinses clean, not just from my skin but also from my eyes."

"I will either use my Prequel Cleansing Oil and then go in with the Prequel Cleanser, or I will use my Bioderma micellar water on a cotton pad, and I typically will do this if I'm wearing a ton of makeup, and then I'll go in with my Prequel Cleanser. The beauty of a double cleanse like this is that all the products you're using are super gentle, so you're not stripping your skin even though you're cleansing twice and very thoroughly."