A solid first step in any evening skin routine: This cleansing oil can melt the makeup and sebum off your skin in one go (remember: makeup is usually oil-based, so it doesn’t easily slide off with water). Plus, the papaya enzymes keep your complexion looking bright. 

Vitamin B Enzyme Cleansing Oil + Makeup Remover, One Love Organics ($42)

Cactus is having a well-deserved moment in beauty, due to its ability to lock in moisture (the same way the plant is able to withstand sweltering desert heat). Prickly pear cactus is the star of this formula, along with raspberry oil and ferulic acid to leave your skin looking smooth and hydrated. 

Pure Calm Cleansing Dew, de Mamiel ($96)

Those with oily or acne-prone skin, listen up: This deep cleansing oil is practically made for you. Sunflower, castor, hemp, and avocado oils are able to penetrate deep into pores and unclog grime and bacteria. Chamomile also makes an appearance to soothe inflammation; no need to shy away, no matter your skin type. 

Deep Pore Oil Cleanser, white & elm ($18.95)

This is the star product of this cult-favorite beauty brand, and for good reason: It contains Flor de Aceite (aka, the essence of organic olive oil before the olives are pressed) to hydrate and soften the skin, along with vitamin E for even more antioxidant protection. Prepare to see your most stubborn of makeup swirling down the drain, even *gasp* waterproof mascara. 

Deep Cleansing Oil, DHC ($15)

Coconut oil doesn’t work for everyone (for those with acne-prone skin, it can clog pores), but if it works for you, it certainly works like a charm. This number is paired with argan oil for an extra dose of fatty acids and anti-inflammatory properties--it’s quite the nourishing duo.

Facial Cleansing Oil, Burt’s Bees ($15.99)

Another Japanese beauty number to add to the list, this star product contains camellia oil, a non comedogenic oil that’s richer in oleic acid1 (a good-for-you fatty acid) than even olive oil. The result? Silky-soft skin without a stitch of oily residue. 

Pure One Step Camellia Cleansing Oil, Tatcha ($48)

Squalane has its fair share of benefits (for both skin and hair), but it reigns supreme on the oil cleansing front: Squalane actually makes up 13 percent of our sebum, making it a natural, skin-loving oil. No surprise Biossance made squalane the star in their hydrating cleanser, as their entire range features the impressive ingredient. 

Squalane + Antioxidant Cleansing Oil, Biossance ($30)

Rosehip oil is beloved in the beauty industry for its ability to brighten skin and reduce the appearance of scarring; some even compare it to retinol, as it contains a natural precursor to vitamin A (although, it’s not an exact comparison as rosehip hasn’t been shown to promote cell turnover in the same way as retinol does). In Trilogy’s formula, it gently dissolves debris and grime from your skin without stripping it of moisture.

Rosehip Transformation Cleansing Oil, Trilogy ($25.50)

A truly sensorial experience, Savor Beauty’s pre-cleanse oil is reminiscent of a luxurious spa day. Coconut oil, lavender, and jasmine help the skin feel refreshed, and it all smells like a toasted coconut treat. Divine.  

Coconut Jasmine Pre-Cleanse Oil, Savor Beauty ($32)

This 100% natural oil contains a cocktail of rich ingredients: Namely, avocado, grape seed, jojoba, castor, and arnica flower oils to plump and hydrate the skin. Massage it into the skin, and you’ll practically feel the fatty acids and antioxidants at work. 

Lustra Illuminating Cleansing Essence, In Fiore ($125)

Another rosehip number (it’s a fan-favorite), Pai’s formula was created especially with sensitive skin in mind. It’s super calming, yet slides off makeup and grime with ease. Plus, it’s a gorgeous, sunset-orange color. Feel free to use it alone on dry skin, or even add a few drops of water to transform it into a light, milky texture.

Light Work Rosehip Cleansing Oil, Pai Skincare ($29)