DHC is a Japanese brand, whose vision is deeply rooted in the beneficial properties of virgin olive oil. Olive oil is the foundation of DHC’s full range of gentle skin products and its Deep Cleansing Oil is its number 1 product, with one being sold every ten seconds.
DHC Deep Cleaning Oil make-up remover completely dissolves all traces of dirt and cosmetics, whilst soothing and nourishing the skin with antioxidant-rich olive oil. Hands down, this has completely changed my opinion of oil cleansers and has totally won me over.
With dry hands, I massage it onto my face (which is dry) and work it around, loosening my make up. I then add a small amount of water and it transforms into a milky emulsion. I swirl it around some more and then remove it with a damp face cloth – my favourite being the oatmeal coloured baby ones from Boots, they’re gentler on my skin than normal face flannels.
What I love about this is that it doesn’t dry my skin out. I can wash my face and in the event that I get distracted by Cassius, by the time I resume my skincare routine, sometimes 20-30 mins later, my skin doesn’t feel tight and instead feels moisturised from the olive oil it contains. I love that it strips my face of all my makeup – even waterproof liner and mascara, it’s that good.
When my bottle runs out, I’ll certainly repurchase this. It’s brilliant, and well worth the money!
Where can I buy it from? DHC.co.uk (currently on sale – click on link)
How much is it? £21.50
*Press sample


Yawn! Every product you feature is a pr sample. Do you buy anything these days? #canttrustprsamplereviews
@Anon – Are you blind as well as an idiotic coward? If you take a closer look, you'll see that a just a few posts back I posted about a YSL and Charlotte Tilbury lipstick I recently purchased. Sorry? Speak up, I can't hear you!
It's MY blog and I'll feature what the hell I please. If you don't like it, then you know what to do.
I use this too after getting a couple in goody bags. I'm really suffering with dry skin at the mo and it's brilliant. Worth the spend.