The \u2018double cleansing\u2019 technique is a beauty technique that comes from the East.
\nIt involves starting by cleansing the skin with a cleansing oil: Rice& Neem. Pure cleansing oil. This oil is able to better penetrate the pores and remove the dirt that is usually stored in the pores.
\nIt is the perfect make-up remover for removing eyeliners, eye shadows, mascaras and waterproof sunscreens. Besides, our skin produces sebum, and pollution sticks to our skin.
\nHow to use cleansing oil?
\nPut a splash of oil in the palm of your hand, and massage your face and neck with your fingertips. Collect a little water with your hands, and continue massaging, you will see how it turns into an emulsion that mixes with make-up and other residues. Rinse with plenty of lukewarm water, and remove with a dry 100% cotton cloth (or cotton discs), or with natural silk fabric.
\nAfter removing the greasy dirt, we use the water-based cleanser. Our wide range of natural soaps make the best cleansers for sweat, dead skin cells and other dirt. Use the one best suited to your skin type.
\nDouble cleansing should always be done in the evening. It’s all about cleansing the skin without compromising its natural barrier, plus this deep cleansing enhances the action of all the products you use afterwards.
\nThe key to radiant skin is deep cleansing. Gently cleanse and polish your skin with natural products, no jewellery will give you more radiance.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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