Deschutes Oasis Skincare
Daily Renewal Cleansing Balm
Daily Renewal Cleansing Balm
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A gentle, waterless cleanser and makeup remover made with grass-fed and finished tallow, Chamomile and calendula-infused jojoba oils, and castor oil. Daily Renewal melts onto the skin to loosen makeup, sunscreen, excess oil, and everyday buildup—without soap, lather, or that tight, stripped feeling.
How does it cleanse without soap?
Oil dissolves oil. When massaged into dry skin, the balm binds with oil-based makeup, sunscreen, excess sebum, and grime sitting on the skin. A warm, damp washcloth then lifts away the balm and everything it has loosened.
Traditional soap and foaming cleansers use surfactants to wash away oil. Daily Renewal uses the oil-cleansing method instead, leaving your skin feeling clean, soft, nourished, and comfortably balanced.
How to use
- Begin with clean, dry hands and a dry face.
- Using a dry finger or spatula, scoop out a small amount of balm.
- Warm the balm between your fingertips, then massage it gently over your face for 30–60 seconds.
- Wet a soft washcloth with warm water and gently wipe away the balm.
- Repeat with the washcloth if needed. No additional cleanser is required.
Use daily in the evening or anytime you need to remove makeup and sunscreen.
Why you’ll love it
- Removes makeup, sunscreen, and daily buildup
- Cleanses without soap or foaming agents
- Helps preserve the skin’s natural moisture
- Made with calendula- and chamomile-infused jojoba oil
- Waterless and preservative-free
- No fillers or synthetic ingredients
- Suitable for a simple, gentle skincare routine
Ingredients
Rendered grass-fed tallow, calendula-infused jojoba oil, chamomile-infused jojoba oil, castor oil, and lavender essential oil.
Net Weight: 1.75 oz (50 g)
Care: Keep water out of the jar. Always apply with clean, dry hands or a dry spatula. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
For external use only. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. If you have sensitive skin, patch test before your first full application.
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