BARRIER SAFE
Ultra-soft microfiber · No exfoliating fibers · No fragrance, no dye · Gentle enough for reactive, perimenopausal skin
The cloth I hand every client in the treatment room. Ultra-soft microfiber that removes Oasis Oil Cleanser cleanly, without dragging, tugging, or leaving the tight, squeaky feeling a rough washcloth causes.
Why the right cloth matters more than you think
After thirty-two years in the treatment room, I can tell you the fastest way to undo a good cleanser is to remove it with the wrong cloth. Terry washcloths and muslin can be too rough for perimenopausal skin. Paper towels strip. Disposable cotton pads waste product and money.
This microfiber cloth was chosen for one job, to remove Oasis Oil Cleanser cleanly and gently, without stripping the barrier and without leaving residue behind. It picks up makeup, sunscreen, and cleanser in a single pass and rinses clean in seconds.
Key benefits and what they do for you
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Ultra-fine microfiber weave, lifts cleanser, oil, and daily buildup off the skin without abrasion.
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No exfoliating fibers, safe for daily use on sensitive, thinning, or reactive perimenopausal skin.
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Absorbent and quick-drying, less bacteria, less mildew smell, longer usable life.
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No fragrance, no dyes, will not leave residues that upset reactive skin.
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Generous size, one cloth handles a full oil cleanse without needing to switch sides mid-rinse.
Who it's for
- Anyone using Oasis Oil Cleanser or another oil-based cleanser.
- Perimenopausal skin that finds terry cloth or muslin too rough.
- Sensitive, reactive, or post-treatment skin that needs a gentle removal step.
- Anyone reducing single-use cotton pads and disposable makeup wipes.
How to start: your first two weeks
A face cloth is easy, but I still like to teach the ritual, because how you remove your cleanser matters as much as which cleanser you use.
Rinse the cloth in warm water first, before it ever touches your face. The steam softens whatever is on your skin and the warmth relaxes facial muscles.
Week 1, use nightly to remove Oasis, one cloth per evening, laundered as needed.
Week 2, add a gentle morning wipe with plain warm water on the days your skin does not feel like a full cleanse.
Wear sunscreen every morning. Broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher.
Questions shoppers ask before buying
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How often should I wash it? After every use if possible, or at minimum every two to three uses. Warm water, gentle detergent, no fabric softener.
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Can I machine wash and tumble dry? Yes. Wash on warm, tumble dry low or air dry. Skip fabric softener, it coats the fibers and reduces absorbency.
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How long does one cloth last? With gentle care, most customers use one cloth for six to twelve months of daily use. Buy two so one is always clean.
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Will it exfoliate my skin? No. This cloth is chosen specifically for its lack of exfoliating action. If your skin needs gentle exfoliation, Gentle Renewal Exfoliating Pads are the right tool, one to two evenings per week.
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Is it safe for eyelash extensions? Yes, no oils in the fiber, no fragrance, no lint. Use gentle downward motion, avoid rubbing.
How to use
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Rinse the cloth in warm water, wring out until damp, not dripping.
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Massage Oasis onto dry skin, for at least sixty seconds. Let it dissolve makeup and sunscreen.
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Press the warm cloth against your face, hold for five seconds, then gently wipe in soft, downward strokes.
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Rinse the cloth and repeat once, to remove every trace of cleanser and oil.
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Pat, do not rub, leave skin slightly damp for your mist and moisturizer.
Pro tip from Cathi: Warm the cloth every single time. A cold cloth on a warm oil cleanser is the number one reason people think oil cleansing feels greasy. Warm water plus warm cloth equals a clean, comfortable finish, every night.
Complete the routine Cathi recommends for perimenopausal skin
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Cleanse, Oasis Oil Cleanser, $40, "The cloth was chosen to remove Oasis specifically. They work as a set."
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Mist and hydrate, Serenity Cooling Mist, $40, "Spritz onto still-damp skin right after cleansing, so nothing has a chance to dry out."
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Overnight comfort, Dream Skin Night Cream, $68, "The last step of every good evening routine. Cleanser removes, cloth releases, cream seals."
Every purchase supports the Connecticut Cancer Foundation, so caring for your skin also supports women and families facing cancer.
Add the Ultra Soft Microfiber Face Cloth to your ritual.
The gentle final step your cleanser deserves.
