Tetra Oleum™ Cleansing Oil
Most cleansers get skin clean by stripping it. Tetra Oleum goes on as an oil, turns to a light milk when water hits it, and rinses clean — makeup, sunscreen, sweat and the day's grime gone, your skin's own lipids left where they belong. One cleanser, face to feet. Step 1 of the routine.
$57.00
Is it for your skin?
The science
Key ingredients
Full ingredients
How to use
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Glides on as an oil, turns milky as you add water, rinses with none of the tight, squeaky feeling. Makeup and sunscreen come off in one pass.
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Washing with oils instead of sulfates leaves your skin's own lipids where they belong, so post-shower dryness has less to work with.
OVER TIME
The barrier is the foundation every other step builds on. Keeping it intact every day is how the rest of the routine gets to do its work.
KEY ACTIVES.
DOSED RIGHT.
Four oils on one sulfate-free base. Here is what published research says about the three doing the most work — studies on the ingredients, not on this bottle.
Study results describe research on the individual ingredient, not clinical testing of this finished formula. Individual results vary.
OIL ON. MILK OFF.
Face: massage onto dry skin to dissolve makeup and sunscreen, then wet your hands — it turns to a milk — and rinse. Body: apply to wet skin with your hands or a washcloth, massage, rinse with warm water. Follow with your step 4 oil or balm while skin is still damp.
It's oil-based, so the shower floor gets slippery. Mind your step.
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SO DID WE.
Most cleansers get skin clean by stripping it. Tetra Oleum goes on as an oil, turns to a light milk when water hits it, and rinses clean — makeup, sunscreen, sweat and the day's grime gone, your skin's own lipids left where they belong. One cleanser, face to feet. Step 1 of the routine.
