Remedy Science Skin-Identical Lipid Advanced Cleansing Oil frosted pump bottle on a reflective surface beside clear glasswareHands pumping a thin stream of oil into a palm, with callouts: melts everything, safe for eyes, oil-to-milk zero residueFrosted bottle of golden cleansing oil rising from a splash of water against a warm orange backdropBacklit hands dispensing slow drips of oil beside text about engineered viscosity and a cushiony feelSeveral frosted Remedy bottles with maroon labels scattered at angles on a white background, one seen from above

Remedy Science Skin-Identical Lipid Advanced Cleansing Oil is a new fragrance-free oil-to-milk cleanser made with linoleic-rich lipids and ceramide NP. Dermatologist Dr. Muneeb Shah's brand sells the 6.7 fl. oz. bottle for $20 on remedyskin.com, where it went on sale on 27 October 2026. Remedy introduced it on Instagram as the "NEW Remedy Cleansing Oil" and says it "melts everything" while staying safe for sensitive skin and eyes.

Updated 28 October 2026: in stock at remedyskin.com ($20, US). Not listed at Target, Ulta or Amazon.

Quick Facts

DetailInfo
BrandRemedy Science (REMEDY)
ProductSkin-Identical Lipid Advanced Cleansing Oil
Release dateOn sale at remedyskin.com by 27 October 2026 (official launch date not announced)
Price$20 (US)
Availabilityremedyskin.com (US)
Size6.7 fl. oz.
FormatOil-to-milk cleansing oil
Key ingredientsLinoleic-rich Lipid Complex, Ceramide NP, oil-soluble vitamin C
Free fromFragrance, essential oils, alcohol, propylene glycol (per brand)

When Did the Remedy Science Skin-Identical Lipid Advanced Cleansing Oil Launch?

Remedy Science hasn't announced an official release date. The cleansing oil first appeared on sale on remedyskin.com on 27 October 2026. The brand also announced it on its @remedyskin Instagram account as "NEW", and it was still in stock on the brand site on 28 October 2026.

Price

The Skin-Identical Lipid Advanced Cleansing Oil costs $20 (US) for 6.7 fl. oz. on remedyskin.com. Remedy has not announced UK or other regional pricing.

It is not the same product as Remedy's existing Derm Dissolve Cleansing Balm, which is listed on the brand's site at $18 for 1.5 fl. oz. The Derm Dissolve is a lipid-rich cleansing balm with ceramides. The new product is a liquid oil in a larger bottle.

Where to Buy

  • US: remedyskin.com ($20). Remedy's other products are sold at Target and Amazon, but this cleansing oil is currently listed only on the brand's own site.
  • UK: Not yet confirmed.
  • International: Not yet confirmed.

Other markets: availability varies by region, and more international stockists may be added.

Checked 28 October 2026: in stock at remedyskin.com. Not listed at Target, Ulta or Amazon.

What Makes the Remedy Science Skin-Identical Lipid Advanced Cleansing Oil Different?

  • Oil-to-milk format: Remedy's OilShift™ self-emulsifying system turns the oil into a milky rinse when water is added. According to the brand, it rinses clean with no film or greasy residue.
  • "Engineered viscosity": The brand describes a cushiony oil that glides across the skin without dripping through the fingers.
  • Tested for eyes: The brand says the formula is dermatologist-made, dermatologist-tested and ophthalmologist-tested for sensitive skin and eyes. It is meant to be massaged over closed eyes.

Formula and Packaging

  • Linoleic-rich Lipid Complex: Remedy says its sunflower and grape seed oils dissolve makeup and SPF and help replenish the skin's natural lipids.
  • Ceramide NP with phospholipids and phytosterols: the brand describes this as a skin-identical lipid blend that supports the skin barrier while you cleanse.
  • Tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate: an oil-soluble form of vitamin C. Per Remedy, it provides antioxidant support and helps keep the formula from oxidising.
  • Brand claims: Remedy says the formula melts makeup, SPF and waterproof mascara and is non-comedogenic. The brand also says an independent third-party clinical study showed it removes makeup, waterproof makeup and sunscreen.
  • What it leaves out: fragrance, essential oils, alcohol, propylene glycol and traditional foaming surfactants, per the brand.
  • Packaging: a 6.7 fl. oz. pump bottle.

For another oil-based first-cleanse product, see our coverage of the Hourglass Equilibrium Transformative Cleansing Balm.

How to Use

Remedy's directions are as follows:

  1. Massage 1 to 2 pumps onto dry skin, including over closed eyes, until makeup and SPF dissolve.
  2. Add lukewarm water and keep massaging until the oil turns milky.
  3. Rinse thoroughly.

The brand suggests using it on its own for dry or sensitive skin. After long-wear makeup or water-resistant SPF, it can be the first step of a double cleanse, followed by REMEDY Gel-to-Foam Cleanser or Cream-to-Foam Cleanser.

Other skincare launches this week include the Le Prunier Plum Helix C Serum. Another October 2026 release is the Soft Services Deskside Daytime Weightless Hydrator. You can browse all of our skincare releases for more.

Sources

Liquid pouring through a glass lab funnel next to a list of lipids, OilShift, ceramide and vitamin C benefitsPipette dropping water onto clear oil in a petri dish, turning it milky, with OilShift Technology textClose-up of a woman with closed eyes massaging glossy, milky oil into her face under ophthalmologist-tested textCleansing oil bottle and white ribbed Remedy foaming cleanser on a shelf, labelled as steps 1 and 2 of a double cleanse