Missha Super Off Cleansing Oil Dryness Off

It's a first-step oil cleanser made for drier skin. Massaged onto dry skin, it dissolves makeup and sunscreen, then emulsifies with water and rinses away cleanly. Its cushioned, oil-rich texture is designed to remove build-up without leaving skin feeling tight or stripped, making it the gentle first step of a double cleanse.

Dryness Off uses a richer blend of oils than a basic cleanser, so it feels cushioned on the skin and is designed to leave it comfortable rather than tight after rinsing. That makes it a good first-cleanse choice for drier or normal skin that can feel stripped by stronger foaming cleansers.

Apply to dry hands and dry face, then massage gently to loosen makeup and impurities. Add a little water and keep massaging until the oil turns milky, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Follow with a gentle water-based cleanser as the second step, then your toner and moisturiser.

Used correctly, no. Adding water during rinsing emulsifies the oil into a milky texture that lifts away cleanly. Because it's a richer formula, take a moment to emulsify fully and rinse well; following with a water-based cleanser leaves skin feeling soft and clean rather than slick.

Yes. Oil cleansers dissolve oil-based products such as sunscreen and long-wear or waterproof makeup that water alone struggles to remove. Massage onto dry skin first so the oil can loosen makeup, then add water to emulsify and rinse. A second water-based cleanse makes sure nothing is left behind.

Oil-based residue breaks down most easily with an oil cleanser, which a water-based wash can leave behind. Cleansing with oil first, then a water-based cleanser — double cleansing — gives a thorough clean without over-washing. Dryness Off is designed as that first step, especially for skin that feels tight after washing.

The formula includes plant oils such as lavender and chamomile that carry natural fragrance components, along with declared allergens like linalool. As a rinse-off product, contact time is short, but anyone with essential-oil or fragrance sensitivity should patch test before regular use and check the allergen list on the packaging.