Does this product contain mineral oil?
1737151
No. This is a great product. A little expensive, so I've recently switched to coconut oil. You just warm it up in your hands, no water, and massage into your face to loosen make up. Then rinse with soap and water. Works just as well and is a lot less expensive. Best of luck
718195
Yes this product is oil free. It doesn't contain retinol but it does contain Citric Acid. The pads have 2 different sides. One side is smooth, and one side is textured so you can scrub if you want to. Hope that helps.
1293273
Yes it does. The total list of ingredients are: soybean oil, gelatin glycerin, fish liver oil, water.
2008941
No, I have used this product and it is only mineral oil, beeswax, rosemary and lemon essential oils. It smells wonderful when you apply it due to the rosemary.
915590
NO. The description of this product LIES. I bought it thinking that it was, and it is actually only 0.9% "Clarified Hydrophobic extract of Neem Oil," and the rest is "other ingredients." Not cool.
2079244
No it contains wintergreen leaf oil, camphor bark oil, peppermint oil, blue tansy flower oil, blue chamomile flower oil, helichrysum flower oil, osmanthus flower oil
77997
Apparently not. The label says safflower oil, gelatin, and vegetable glycerin.
718191
It is oil-free and do not contain retinol. Has citric acid and soybean. I love this disks. As soon as you use it, you can feel and see the difference in your skin. I am going to buy more today.
718194
I think it is oil free and I did not read anything about it contain retinol.
1912919
A couple of years ago the mineral oil was not listed in the contents. It was always there; but the former owners of the company didn't reveal that. It was one of those "secret ingredients." Although it is a different product, Coca Cola doesn't tell people the secret ingredients in their bottles. Anyways, the current company says that O'Keefe's isn't "Oil based." That isn't the same as saying "oil-free." But, a lot of us were fooled thinking that "Not oil based" really meant oil-free. At least, the O'Keefe's Foot Cream is a great, bleeding crack healer.
148310
The label says Active Ingredient = 99.9% mineral oil. There is a section that says Inactive Ingredients, but someone put a sticker on top of that and I can't see what is printed there. When I peeled off the sticker, it ruined the label. Now that you asked, I'm anxious to know the answer myself.
1942022
on the bottle it just says Food Grade Mineral Oil Enriched with Enriched with Vitamin E
2203097
Not to my knowledge. BUT mineral oil does. That's was used when I was Vet Tech!
130053
Yes. Clean it after applying mineral oil. Let the mineral oil stay on it for a couple hours and then lightly wash it.
47870
Mineral oil, also known as soft paraffin, is the liquid form of petrolatum. All of these ingredients consist of mixtures of hydrocarbons that are byproducts of crude petroleum distillation; thus they are all actually organic, natural ingredients. ... Mineral oil reduces TEWL (transepidermal water loss) by 40%, is equally as occlusive as coconut oil and more occlusive than linoleic acid, yet it does not induce acne. Mineral oil and petrolatum provide inhibition of excessive inflammatory activity superior to 1% hydrocortisone is treating soap induced contact irritant dermatitis conducted by this author. It has also been documented these ingredients have anticarcinogenic and mild antibacterial effects. Many of these misconceptions regarding safety and efficacy of these ingredients are directly related to the quality of the grade. Technical grade is the least unpurified form of the oil, and is commonly used by machinists to lubricate engines and equipment. It is known to induce contact reactions in 10-50% of the machinists. Cosmetic grade is a more purified option. The highest standard is United States Pharmacopeia (USP) pharmaceutical grade, which indicates that it is essentially free of impurities. ... I am not horrified by Mineral oil. But you can do what is right for you. Thanks!
1481915
I don't think it's oil free. I doesn't claim to be. There's a very long list of ingredients, including cocoa seed butter, mineral oil, and coconut oil. So even though those items are only a tiny percent of the ingredients, I guess that makes it not oil free.
45040
No oil listed in the ingredients. States that product contains only what's listed.