& Tread Well Oil Cleanser

Your face collects a surprising amount of evidence over the course of a day. Fortunately, most of it washes off.

& Tread Well's Oil Cleanser makes a rather satisfying ritual out of starting fresh. A rich botanical blend of organic castor, sweet almond, and avocado oils dissolves makeup, sunscreen, excess oil, and the general accumulation of everyday life, while helping preserve the moisture your skin would prefer to keep. Frankincense lends a subtle, earthy aroma, and the oil massages beautifully into dry skin before rinsing away with warm water and a soft washcloth. Skin feels clean, supple, and comfortably nourished, without that tight, squeaky sensation that occasionally gets mistaken for cleanliness.

The Details

• Dissolves makeup, sunscreen, and daily impurities
• 2 fl oz / 60 ml
• Organic castor, sweet almond, avocado, and frankincense oils
• Helps cleanse without stripping the skin's natural moisture barrier
• Subtle, naturally earthy aroma
• Microbiome-friendly formula
• Made with 100% organic ingredients
• No synthetic fragrance
• Small-batch made in New York's Hudson Valley
• How to use:  Massage 1–2 pumps onto dry face and neck, including over makeup. Add a little water and continue massaging, then gently remove with a warm, damp washcloth. Pat dry and follow with your favorite serum.
• Ingredients:  Ricinus Communis (Castor) Oil*, Prunus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil*, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil*, Boswellia Serrata (Frankincense) Oil*.  *Certified organic.

About the Brand | & Tread Well

& Tread Well is the Hudson Valley's answer to the wellness-industrial complex. Founded by sisters Emily and Claire, this 100% natural line was born out of a desire for simplicity in a world obsessed with complexity. They've stripped away the synthetic noise, opting instead for plant-based ingredients that are as transparent as their ingredient lists. Handcrafted in small batches, their products are designed for those who want their skincare to be as clean as their conscience. With features in The New York Times, Architectural Digest, and CAP Beauty, & Tread Well proves that sometimes, the best way to stand out is by doing less, but also by doing it better.