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Intense Double Cleanse
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A biphasic oil-to-foam cleanser that actually finishes the job in one step. Because the whole point of double cleansing is that one product can't do it alone, and somehow the industry decided the fix was selling you two bottles instead of building one that works.
This isn't just a face wash, it's a four-in-one cleanse built for everything your face actually collects: an oil phase that dissolves waterproof makeup, sunscreen and pollution in the first massage, micellar and caprylic actives to lift it all off without dragging at your eyes, Niacinamide and Cica to clear the day and calm your skin at the same time, Glycerin, Panthenol and Hyaluronic Acid so nothing gets stripped on the way out, and Saffron and Licorice working quietly on your glow with regular use. No BHA. No salicylic acid. No sulphates. Nothing that stings.
Other double cleanses need two products, two rounds, cotton pads, and three to four minutes you're never going to spend on a Tuesday night. We skipped all of that and put both phases in one 100ml pump. Shake it, pump once, massage for a minute, add water and it turns into a soft foam that rinses off completely. One product, one step, thirty seconds at the sink, no second cleanser needed.
Use it every evening to take off SPF, after a full-makeup night, in the morning if your skin runs oily or the city runs humid, or straight after the gym. It's fragrance-free, non-comedogenic and gentle enough for every skin type, every single day.

Biphasic oil-to-foam formula that removes everything, and strips nothing.
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Do I still need a second cleanser after this?
2. Why do I need to shake it before every use?
3. Will it remove waterproof mascara and kajal?
4. Is it safe for sensitive skin?
5. Will it dry out my skin?
6. Can I use it every day, and in the morning too?
7. Will it leave a film or clog my pores?

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