- Is this balm good for sensitive skin?
- Yes. It is built around ceramides and a low-irritation balm base, and owners with reactive skin report no stinging. Patch test first if you react easily.
- Do I need a second cleanser after it?
- Most people use it as the first step of a double cleanse. A water-based cleanser removes any oily residue the balm leaves behind.
- Will it remove waterproof makeup?
- It handles sunscreen and standard makeup well. For heavy waterproof mascara, massage longer or use a dedicated eye remover.
- Does it treat blackheads?
- It softens sebum and helps clear pores as part of cleansing, but it contains no acids or retinoids. Expect gradual improvement, not a fast fix.
- How much is in the tub?
- 50 ml, about 1.69 fl oz. That is a small size, so daily double cleansing empties it fairly quickly.
- Is it fragranced?
- The formula is designed for sensitive skin with minimal scent. Check the label if you are avoiding fragrance entirely.
- Where is the Celimax Dual Barrier Purifying Cleansing Balm 50 ml cheapest?
- At Ulta Beauty, for $28.00, as of our latest check.