✨ A surfactant-free cleansing oil from CIRCADIA built for dry and sensitive skin clients — dissolving makeup, sunscreen, and sebum through a like-dissolves-like mechanism that leaves the barrier intact rather than stripped.

🧪 What sets it apart is what stays on the skin after rinsing: a residual lipid film anchored by Cranberry Seed Oil and Sea Buckthorn Oil delivers a multi-source antioxidant profile — tocotrienols, carotenoids, and stabilized Vitamin E — that extends protection beyond the cleanse itself. For clients who report tightness or reactivity after foaming cleansers, this is the answer your service menu has been missing. It integrates cleanly as a first-step or standalone cleanse in facial protocols, and translates naturally into a retail recommendation during the treatment conversation.

For estheticians serving dry, dehydrated, or sensitivity-prone clients who need a cleanse that works with the barrier, not against it.

• Thorough yet gentle makeup and impurity removal: The oil-based formula dissolves oil-soluble makeup, sunscreen, sebum, and environmental impurities through a like-dissolves-like mechanism — without the surfactant stripping that foaming cleansers can cause. Skin feels clean without tightness or disruption to the lipid barrier.
• Antioxidant protection during and after cleansing: Tocopheryl Acetate (stabilized Vitamin E), combined with the naturally occurring tocotrienols and tocopherols in Cranberry Seed Oil and the carotenoids in Sea Buckthorn Oil, delivers a multi-source antioxidant profile. A residual lipid film remains on the skin post-rinse, extending antioxidant coverage beyond the cleansing step itself.
• Nourishment for dry and dehydrated skin: Cranberry Seed Oil's balanced Omega-3, -6, and -9 fatty acid profile, alongside Sea Buckthorn Oil's phytosterols and beta-carotene, replenishes the skin surface with lipid-compatible nutrients. Skin is left feeling soft and conditioned rather than depleted after cleansing.
• Barrier-supportive lipid film: The anhydrous oil base, anchored by GMO-free Soybean Oil and Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, leaves a lightweight residual film on the skin surface that mimics and reinforces the skin's natural lipid matrix — supporting barrier integrity for dry and sensitive skin types.

Tocopheryl Acetate - known as Vitamin E (Acetate): The stabilized ester form of vitamin E that resists oxidation in the formula and converts at the skin surface to active tocopherol. As a fat-soluble antioxidant, it neutralizes free radicals within the lipid-rich environment of the skin's surface barrier, helping protect against oxidative stress and supporting the integrity of the protective lipid film left behind after cleansing.

Vaccinium Macrocarpon Seed Oil - known as Cranberry Seed Oil: Cranberry seed oil is unusually rich in tocotrienols and tocopherols (both vitamin E family members), as well as a balanced ratio of Omega-3, -6, and -9 essential fatty acids and carotenoids including vitamin A precursors. This complex antioxidant and fatty acid profile supports surface nourishment and contributes to the protective lipid film that distinguishes this cleanser from stripping foaming alternatives.

Hippophae Rhamnoides Fruit Oil - known as Sea Buckthorn Oil: Sea buckthorn fruit oil is one of the most carotenoid-dense plant oils available, providing beta-carotene and other carotenoids alongside phytosterols and tocopherols. It contributes a distinctive nourishing character to the antioxidant profile of the formula and supports the appearance of healthy, resilient skin, making it especially well suited to dry and mature skin types.

1. Dispense an almond-sized amount of the cleansing oil onto dry fingertips.
2. Apply directly to the client's dry face — do not wet the skin first, as water will begin emulsifying the oil prematurely.
3. Massage gently in circular motions across the face, focusing on areas of makeup, sunscreen, or congestion, for approximately 60 seconds to allow the oil to dissolve impurities.
4. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, or remove with a damp warm cloth, until the skin is clean and no oily residue remains.
5. Use as the first or only cleansing step in the morning and/or evening routine, or as the first cleanse in a double-cleanse protocol prior to a facial treatment.

Integrating into facial services

This cleanser works well as the pre-treatment cleanse for facial services on dry or sensitive skin clients — the residual lipid film does not interfere with subsequent oil-soluble treatment products but should be followed by a water-based or enzyme cleanse if a completely bare skin surface is needed before exfoliation or mask application. For clients who report that standard foaming cleansers leave their skin tight or reactive, this oil cleanser is a practical retail recommendation; the service moment is a natural upsell opportunity to explain why surfactant-free cleansing is beneficial for their skin type.