Oat Cleansing Balm.

"I loved how you could use it as a mask or a cleanser, how it felt so calming and soothing on the skin, got rid of multiple layers of water resistant SPF and makeup and disappeared like that without a trace. It was like the best Holy Grail cleansing balm. Then for reasons not only to The Inkey List, I thought we could do better, let's reformulate it, and as a result it split before you even got halfway through the product. It didn't cleanse as well as it used to. I found it a little bit irritating on the skin and it used to come out separated in such a gloopy mess. Really wasn't the Holy Grail product it used to be. It wasn't just me. So many of you guys said exactly the same thing, that you'd moved away from it because it just wasn't working."

"The Inkey List reformulated and cheapened the ingredients they were using in the product and ruined what was an absolute gamechanging cleanser. People started complaining online that the product started separating, it didn't cleanse as well as before, and it was almost a little grainy on application. The brand never actually owned up to reformulating it, but thousands of people said this was a completely different cleanser. They tried to save a few pence or cents and ruined a perfectly good product."

"The Inkey List Oat Cleansing Balm, I didn't love or hate it."

"The Inkey List Oat Cleansing Balm, a lot of people absolutely love this stuff. I didn't love it. I didn't hate it at first and then I changed to not loving it but not hating it. It's pretty effective at removing makeup, but I did find this leaves a film for me if I don't use it with a washcloth to rinse it off. And I found you have to ignore the directions on this and don't do what it says because it says to apply to a dampened face. I highly disagree with that. You have to apply this to dry skin. If you apply this to damp skin it doesn't do a good job at anything, but if you apply it to dry skin it does a better job for me. It leaves a little bit of a film, but for a lot of other people it doesn't. In terms of affordability, it's really affordable, so if it ends up working great for you it's worth it."

"The Inkey List Oat Cleansing Balm contains oats so this is very calming and soothing to the skin. It's great for all skin types including those that have sensitive skin and it also is quite moisturizing as well. I never use this as that traditional cleanser; I just use this to remove makeup and sunscreen and then of course as a face mask. This is really gentle, calming, and soothing, and you're getting 150 mls of product."

"This is a bomb, it's thick but it's also very moisturizing on the skin. It's super gentle, there's no fragrance, but also it really helps to repair the skin barrier with the oat ingredient. Oats is a humectant, so this is going to moisturize and nourish the skin, but it can also help to calm and soothe irritated skin as well. You can use this as your everyday cleanser both morning and evening. This works really well as a makeup and sunscreen remover and also great as that second cleanse as well. You can use this as a mask, put a thick layer all over your face all over your neck wherever you're experiencing irritation and just leave it on for as long as you want, half an hour, an hour, a couple of hours, and let this penetrate the skin. Three percent of the oat ingredient in here will really help to calm that irritation. When my skin is really rosy sometimes I will use this and I do feel like when I rinse it off after an hour or so my skin doesn't look as rosy. You can use this every day twice a day even if your skin is normal."

"The Inkey List Oat Cleansing Balm is perfect for all skin types including oily skin. It's a great cleanser to calm irritated sensitive skin, and also great if you have dry skin. It's a perfect everyday cleanser that performs really well. It doesn't strip the skin and it doesn't make your skin feel tight; it keeps your skin feeling comfortable. If you have redness, this cleanser is also really great for that. A little amount goes a long way, and when you emulsify it with water you get a nice cleanse. You can also use this as a mask. If you need some hydration, have a little bit of irritation, and your skin is rosy, you can put a decent amount all over your face, leave it on for as long as you like, and then rinse. Your face will feel amazing."

"The Inkey List has their viral oat cleansing balm. It's a cleansing balm that removes makeup very gently and does not leave the skin feeling greasy or stripped of the natural oils. It's only $11.99, and it's one of their most popular products because it's an incredible price point and really great."

"A cleansing balm is really your secret weapon here to carefully remove makeup and waterproof sunscreen from your skin with a very gentle massage technique that helps it just lift right up off the skin without needing to use any harsh abrasive makeup wipes or eye makeup remover that can pull and tug the skin or just irritate the eyes and the skin. Cleansing balms specifically are very gentle on the skin, really nourishing and hydrating to our skin barrier all while doing the heaviest work of the entire cleansing method and getting this oil-based sticky makeup and skincare products out of the crevices of our skin and off our skin, especially waterproof makeup."

"If you want to remove all of your sunscreen and makeup very thoroughly at the end of the day make sure you double cleanse. This is another really affordable product, it's one of the most popular Inky List products too, it's their Oat Cleansing Balm. This is a really nice and effective, super affordable so you can use this to get all of this off at the end of the day."