APLB - Glutathione Niacinamide Cleansing Oil 105ml

APLB Glutathione Niacinamide Cleansing Oil is built on 73.8% Lipo Gluta Niac Oil — the highest concentration in the line, in a fragrance-free formula for dry and sensitive skin.

73.8% Lipo Gluta Niac Oil

The brand’s glutathione-niacinamide oil complex makes up nearly three quarters of the formula — higher than the matching balm, which sits at 68.6%.

Removes what foam leaves behind

Sunscreen and long-wear makeup are oil-soluble, which is why a foam cleanser alone leaves residue. That residue is a common and underestimated cause of congestion.

Dry hands, dry face

Water blocks the oil from breaking down makeup. Starting completely dry is the single biggest difference between a cleansing oil that works and one that seems not to.

Emulsify before rinsing

Add a little water and keep massaging until the oil turns milky white — that’s when it becomes rinsable. Skipping this is why people end up with a greasy film and blame the product.

Massage the nose and chin

Thirty to sixty seconds over areas where pores look more visible loosens the sebum sitting there. Worth being clear: pore size is largely genetic and doesn’t permanently change — what changes is how visible they are.

Fragrance-free for reactive skin

Fragrance is among the most common triggers, and its absence matters in a product massaged across the whole face.

How to use

Apply to completely dry skin with dry hands and massage in circular motions to dissolve makeup and sunscreen. Add a little water and keep massaging until the oil turns milky, then rinse with lukewarm water. Follow with a water-based cleanser.

Frequently asked questions

Oil or balm — which should I choose?

The oil spreads faster and has the higher active concentration; the balm travels better and feels more cushioned.

Do I still need a second cleanser?

Yes — oil first, then a water-based foam or gel. That’s the double cleanse, and it exists because one step can’t do both jobs.

Will it break me out?

Emulsify and rinse properly and it shouldn’t. Leftover residue causes congestion, not the oil itself.

Can I use it on eye makeup?

Yes — close your eyes and massage gently over the lashes for a few seconds. Never scrub at the lash line.

Is it suitable for dry skin?

Particularly so — oil cleansing is far kinder to dry skin than foaming cleansers used alone.

Pairs well with

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