I’ve been singing the praises of b. glen skincare products for the past couple of years. I am continuing to use the b. glen QuSome Lotion and QuSome Lift Serum (check out those reviews via the links) that I bought before the holidays, and I adore them. In fact, I sort of use them for when I’m going out somewhere and use other products when I’m just hanging around the house.
QuSome Nano Off Cleansing
Recently, I started using b. glen QuSome Nano Off Cleansing. This makeup remover and cleanser was a surprise to me. First, I didn’t realize that it was a makeup remover. Second, I was expecting a creamy cleanser rather than a clear cleansing gel. Nevertheless, I have been very pleased with the reality of the product.
Nano Off Cleansing is a 2-in-1 product composed of a hybrid technology mixing water and oil that removes makeup, dirt, impurities, excess oils, pollen and dust. Nourishing hydrators help my skin retain moisture, and they provide protection and nutrients for a strong skin barrier. Key ingredients include:
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Honey Ferment
Calms and deeply nourishes stressed-out skin, while protecting the skin barrier from environmental aggressors.
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Squalane
A powerful, plant-based anti-inflammatory to sooth dry skin and balance oil production.
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PoreAway
A proprietary complex, extracted from the Resin Trees of Greece. PoreAway refines visible pore size, and penetrates deep into congested pores to remove stubborn dirt and oils.
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PEG-12 Glyceryl Dimyristate
A powerful conditioning emollient to protect skin’s moisture barrier for a dewy, natural radiance.
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I truly appreciate how amazing QuSome Nano Off Cleansing is in removing my makeup. The clear cleansing gel just seems to dissolve and eat up even my eye makeup. And for my sensitive eyes, it is so gentle that I have no burning, itching or any adverse consequences. Because of that, I often “save” this cleanser for when I wear makeup, though there are real benefits to using it consistently.
BTW, QuSome Nano Off Cleansing stays a clear gel on my face. Even with water, it doesn’t suds up. At first, I thought that was strange, but it performs so well, why would it need to create suds? Plus, it rinses away cleanly, but leaving my skin feel moisturized. Lovely!
Another wonderful benefit is that it has gentle conditioners to soften and strengthen eyelashes! Soluble Keratin hydrates and conditions both natural lashes and eyelash extensions. It doesn’t pull or cause lash fall-out. With consistent use, natural lashes look fuller, longer and softer.
b. glen QuSome Nano Off Cleansing is made in Japan though it’s headquartered in Huntington Beach, California. The tube contains 4.23 oz./120 g and is priced at $48. It can be purchased on the b. glen website or on Amazon.
Full Ingredient List: WATER, PEG-12 GLYCERYL DIMYRISTATE, GLYCERIN, ETHYLHEXYL PALMITATE, C13-15 ALKANE, BUTYLENE GLYCOL, DIPROPYLENE GLYCOL, PEG-7 GLYCERYL COCOATE, POLYGLYCERYL-5 OLEATE, GLUCONOBACTER/HONEY FERMENT FILTRATE, SOLUBLE KERATIN, PISTACIA LENTISCUS (MASTIC) GUM, ALLANTOIN, ARGININE, TOCOPHEROL, CITRIC ACID, SODIUM CITRATE, PHYTIC ACID, LAVANDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA (LAVENDER) OIL, ROSA CANINA FRUIT OIL, ETHYLHEXYLGLYCERIN, ACRYLATES/C10-30 ALKYL ACRYLATE CROSSPOLYMER, CARBOMER, PHENOXYETHANOL, SILVER OXIDE, POTASSIUM HYDROXIDE
Thanks for this. I’m using a dreadful cleanser right now and looking for a replacement!
Honestly, I recommend every single product I’ve tried from b. glen laboratories. For my skin, they’ve been exceptional
Great! As for me… well, take my advice and stay away from Tatcha Matcha Cleanse. I can’t believe how much it doesn’t do.
Oh, boo. I like the gentle rice grains from Tatcha, but I haven’t tried Tatcha Matcha. I’ll avoid it.
If I wear makeup, I have to use it TWICE after my cleansing balm. Triple cleanse. It’s ridiculously ineffective.