Attenir — Cleansing Oil for Clearer, Softer Skin

Formulated with botanical oils that lift dullness and clogged pores while cleansing, without leaving skin tight or stripped.

Melts Even Waterproof Makeup

Fast-melting oils break down long-wearing makeup and SPF on contact, so there’s no scrubbing or second cleanse needed to get skin actually clean.

Works Wet or Dry

A water-catch formula that emulsifies the moment it meets water — apply before your shower or in the middle of it, and it still rinses clear without residue.

Gentle Enough for Oily Skin

No mineral oil, parabens, alcohol, or silicones — the lightweight formula lifts sebum and makeup without leaving the greasy film oil cleansers are known for.

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Skin Clear Oil Aroma Type Cleansing 

After washing your hair, gently pat your skin dry before use. Can also be used with eyelash extensions.

Skin Clear Cleanse Oil Unscented Cleansing

Skin Clear Cleanse Oil Unscented Cleansing

If you scrub too hard, your natural eyelashes can fall out, so please gently blend along the direction of the extensions.

Artemisia Soothing Cleansing Oil

Artemisia Soothing Cleansing Oil

Gently exfoliates and removes impurities while soothing and hydrating the skin for a deep, thorough cleanse without stripping.

Deep Cleansing Oil, Makeup Remover

Deep Cleansing Oil, Makeup Remover

Binds to sebum, dissolves impurities, and effortlessly breaks down makeup, including stubborn waterproof mascara and eyeliner.

Precleanse Oil Cleanser

Precleanse Oil Cleanser

Melt away makeup, excess oil, and pollutants with this powerful cleansing oil that leaves skin clean and refreshed.

Korean Oil Cleanser & Makeup Remover

Korean Oil Cleanser & Makeup Remover

Provides a thorough yet gentle cleanse, leaving skin balanced, soft, and comfortable without irritation.

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Where Skin Actually Starts

Attenir is a cleansing oil built around one unglamorous fact: nothing you put on your skin after this step matters if this step doesn’t work. Sunscreen, makeup, the invisible layer of pollution from just existing outside — none of it comes off with a splash of water and a wipe. So instead of another toner or serum, we started here, with the part of the routine everyone rushes through and most products get wrong. It’s not the interesting step. It’s the one that decides whether the rest of your routine actually reaches your skin.

Getting an oil cleanser right is less exciting than it sounds. Too heavy and it leaves a film; too light and it doesn’t touch waterproof mascara or SPF 50. We went through formulas that rinsed clean in a lab sink and left residue on actual skin after actual makeup, actual sunscreen, actual end-of-day grime — the stuff a test strip doesn’t replicate. What we kept is the version that emulsifies fully with water, doesn’t strip the skin barrier on the way out, and doesn’t ask you to double-cleanse with three other products just to feel like your face is clean.

This is for the people who’ve bought the ten-step routine, the brightening serum, the barrier cream — and still wake up with the same dull, congested skin, because nothing after step one was ever going to fix what step one didn’t finish. You don’t need more products fighting for space on your face. You need the first one to actually do its job.

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Categories

Cleansing

Cleansing

Toners

Toners

Serums

Serums

The Skin Underneath

“Been doing double cleanse for years out of habit more than belief. This is the first oil step that made the difference visible by morning, less congestion around my nose without me changing anything else.”

Noor K.

“My dermatologist actually approved of an oil cleanser for the first time, which says something. My combination skin stopped overcorrecting into oily by 2pm.”

Priya S.

“The texture is lighter than I expected from an oil, almost like it turns to silk before it turns to water. My makeup sponge used to dread cleanup day, not anymore.”

Julia R.

Your Skincare Routine

Sunscreen

Sunscreen

Patches

Patches

Clear the Air

Comments, questions, and suggestions are read closely and taken seriously, every time.


Questions, Answered

How should this be applied to remove makeup?

A small amount is warmed between dry palms, then massaged over dry skin in circular motions to dissolve makeup, sunscreen, and other daily buildup. Adding a little water at the end turns the texture milky and helps it rinse away cleanly, without leaving skin feeling stripped.

Does it leave a greasy residue after rinsing?

Once emulsified with water, the texture shifts from oil to a milky rinse that washes away completely, leaving little to no residue behind. A second cleanse with a gentle face wash afterward is optional but can help for those who prefer a squeaky-clean feel.

What’s the best way to store it?

A cool, dry spot away from direct sunlight and heat helps keep the oil stable and prevents the formula from separating or losing effectiveness early. Keeping the cap tightly closed between uses also limits air exposure, which can affect scent and consistency over time.

Is it suitable for sensitive or acne-prone skin?

The lightweight, plant-based formula is generally well tolerated by sensitive and breakout-prone skin, since it lifts impurities without harsh detergents that can disrupt the skin’s natural barrier. Patch testing on a small area first is still worth doing for anyone with known reactions to specific oils.

Can it remove waterproof mascara and sunscreen?

The oil-based formula is effective at breaking down waterproof makeup, SPF, and other long-wearing products that water alone struggles to shift. A gentle massage around the eye area, followed by a soft wipe, usually clears stubborn spots without much rubbing.

How much should be used per application?

About one to two pumps, roughly the size of a coin, is usually enough to cover the full face. Drier skin types may prefer slightly more, while oilier skin types often need just a light layer to loosen makeup and daily grime.

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