What the community says
Pros
- Emulsifying formula that rinses off clean without residue
- Gentle enough for sensitive and dry skin prone to redness
- Effective at breaking down sunscreen and makeup even on heavy days
Cons
- Discontinued, making repurchase or backups impossible
- Some with fungal acne or very acne-prone skin report breakouts
- Not always ideal for those with very oily skin or compromised skin barriers
Product details
Good for
Skin type data limited
Commonly Used With
Where to buy
Available on Amazon
From the threads
Source threads
r/tretinoinIn routine
1.4k pts · 172 comments
“I used Hada Labo Gokujyun Cleansing Oil for many years and loved it, but they stopped manufacturing it a while ago and my backup stock ran out last year.”
“This is another thing I do every day.”
“My most important steps/ingredients are my sunscreen, moisturiser, cleansing oil (to get the sunscreen off), and tretinoin.”
r/tretinoinIn routine
1.3k pts · 149 comments
“Oil Cleanser: HaddaLabo oil cleanser”
“NIGHT Oil Cleanser: HaddaLabo oil cleanser”
“I buffered for so long since I had such an awful experience my first go around”
r/AsianBeautyDidn't work
846 pts · 54 comments
“Noo, first they discontinue the Hada Labo cleansing oil and now Muji's cleansing oil is getting reformulated.”
“Can't catch a break🥲”
r/acnePositive impact
297 pts · 71 comments
“Try the hada labo gokujyun cleansing oil! It’s THE BEST.”
“This has been my holy grail for years now”
“I have really acne prone and sensitive skin that forms comedones easily.”
r/tretinoinMentioned
167 pts · 64 comments
“hada labo is so elite guys please listen to her.”
“It saved my skin as well”
“And not to be a downer, but the Hada Labo cleansing oil is discontinued.”
“the Hada Labo cleansing oil is discontinued.”
“I'm on my last bottle and have yet to find a replacement I like as much.”
“hada labo is so elite guys please listen to her.”