DHC Deep Cleansing Oil
DHC

DHC Deep Cleansing Oil

DHCディープクレンジングオイル
skincare oil cleanser
Alcohol free Fragrance free
From $20.00 at 12 retailers
Best price at Yukio Beauty, ships from US

Product Description

The product that made DHC famous internationally. An olive oil based cleansing oil that dissolves makeup, sunscreen, and sebum, then emulsifies cleanly with water. No greasy residue, no tugging. Has been a consistent bestseller in Japan for decades and is many people's introduction to oil cleansing. Simple, effective, and affordable compared to prestige alternatives like Shu Uemura. Also one of the most accessible Japanese beauty products in the US thanks to DHC's official American website.

What's in It

Olive Oil Vitamin E

Full ingredient list (8)

Olea Europaea (olive) Fruit Oil, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Sorbeth-30 Tetraoleate, Pentylene Glycol, Phenoxyethanol, Tocopherol, Stearyl Glycyrrhetinate, Rosmarinus Officinalis (rosemary) Leaf Oil

Ingredients from the YesStyle listing, July 2026. Formulas can change between batches; check your packaging for the definitive list.

FAQ

How does this compare to Kose Softymo cleansing oils?
DHC is thicker, richer, and more luxurious. It's olive oil-based (vs. mineral oil in Kose), so it feels more nourishing and less slippery. Kose Softymo Speedy is thinner, faster to rinse, and half the price. DHC is the better choice if you have dry skin, wear heavy makeup, or want a cleansing oil that also improves skin texture over time. Kose is fine if you just want efficient, no-frills makeup removal.
Will the olive oil clog my pores or cause breakouts?
For most people, no. Cleansing oils are designed to emulsify and rinse off completely, so the olive oil doesn't sit on your skin long enough to clog pores. However, if you're acne-prone and know you react badly to olive oil in other products, you might want to choose a mineral oil or rice bran oil-based cleanser instead (like Kose or Muji). Patch test if you're unsure.
Do I need to double cleanse after using this?
It depends on your skin. DHC rinses cleaner than some oil cleansers, but many people still prefer to follow with a gentle foaming cleanser to remove any trace residue, especially if they have oily skin. If you have dry or sensitive skin, you can often skip the second cleanse without issues. Try both ways and see what your skin prefers.

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