Hello everybody
Today I’m sharing a balm cleanser that i haven been seeing all over the internet and I was very curious to try. I’m a fan of a good balm cleanser to take out my makeup without drying my skin and even I have a couple of holy grails I’m always interested into trying new ones. So here we go.
Brand: Banila Co
Country: South Korea
Purpose: remove makeup and all of your skin’s impurities in just one step.
Main ingredients: Japanese hot spring water, vitamin E & vitamin C
Texture: balm
For whom is good: all skin types
Free of: Parabens, sulfates, mineral oil, alcohol or artificial coloring
Vegan: yes
Cruelty free: Depends. In EU, it is as its part of the regulation and the products are manufactured in France. But they distribute their products in mainland China where is required by law to test on animals.
Size: 100ml. But it also comes in a 25 ml (perfect if you want to try it out) and 180ml size
Shelf life: 12 months
My opinion: I really enjoyed this cleanser. It is soft to the skin; it destroys makeup even the waterproof one and it leaves my skin soft and clean. It doesn’t have a smell and a little goes a long way. You just need a small portion to clean your entire face.
The way I use was I put it on dry skin, and I massage onto my skin, especially on my eyes (it is perfect for sensitive eyes. then I wash it with a moist washcloth.
It reminded of The body Shop camomile cleanser which I think is brilliant.
It comes in other 3 other presentations that I haven’t tried but this one is brilliant.
How I used it: I used it on my PM routine as a first step.
How long did it last: almost 3 months
What I like the most: how good is for removing makeup without drying my skin.
Score: 4/5. Excellent
Will I repurchase it: Yes
Where you can buy it: you can buy directly from Banila Co page or at any big beauty retailers of your home country.
Have you used any of the products from Banila Co before?
What has been your experience?
Note: there are no affiliate links in this post and I have purchased the product mentioned.
The pecas 
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