JUNGLÜCK Reinigungsöl is an oil-based facial cleanser offered in 100 ml and 20 ml sizes. Its actual formula combines castor and sesame oils with olive-derived squalane, organic argan and jojoba oils, plus sugar-based cleansing ingredients.
The cleanser and its two sizes
Reinigungsöl means cleansing oil. JUNGLÜCK places this product in step one, cleansing, and particularly addresses balanced and combination skin. The page also identifies it as suitable for all skin types in its comparison area. The listed sizes are 100 ml and 20 ml, making the smaller bottle a distinct size option rather than a separate facial serum.
The brand describes removal of dirt and even waterproof makeup, with a silky feeling rather than an oily film. These are manufacturer's claims, not results of a test conducted for this article. It remains a wash-off product: its oils are part of a cleansing formula, not an instruction to leave the contents on overnight as a finishing face oil.
Reading beyond the three headline oils
The ingredients start with Ricinus Communis Seed Oil and Sesamum Indicum Seed Oil, identified by JUNGLÜCK as organic castor and sesame oils. Squalane follows, described as entirely olive-derived. Organic argan and jojoba oils also appear as Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil and Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil. The formula therefore contains more than the three ingredients highlighted in the short description.
The complete list also includes Glycerin, Hydrogenated Starch Hydrolysate, Aqua, Tocopherol and Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil. The asterisks on selected oils refer to controlled organic cultivation; they should not be interpreted as a stated organic percentage for the entire finished cleanser. No individual oil concentrations are established in the reviewed page.
Why the sugar-based ingredients matter
Sucrose Laurate, Sucrose Dilaurate and Sucrose Trilaurate are included in the published list and described as mild plant-derived sugar surfactants. Their presence is a concrete reason to distinguish this cleanser from a bottle of pure argan or jojoba oil. The finished product is formulated for cleansing followed by rinsing, rather than being only a blend marketed for leave-on care.
The formula also contains humectant ingredients alongside the oils. Reading the entire list is more informative than assuming that an oil cleanser must contain only oils, or that every product with squalane behaves alike. This article does not infer a precise surfactant percentage, laboratory cleansing performance or a universal texture from the names alone.
The official application sequence
JUNGLÜCK specifies one to two pumps, used daily in the morning and/or evening. Apply to dry facial skin and massage slowly. The directions then describe allowing it to act briefly, rinsing thoroughly with lukewarm water and gently patting the face dry. No fixed waiting time in minutes is provided, so a timed mask-like treatment is not part of the verified instructions.
Dry skin is the starting condition, whereas water belongs to the rinse-off stage. That sequence differs from starting immediately on a wet face with a gel cleanser. The pump count is an application instruction, not a measured millilitre dose; the page does not establish a fixed number of days that either bottle size will last.
Double cleansing is an option, not the identity
The page suggests pairing the oil with JUNGLÜCK Reinigungsgel for oily skin: the oil first removes makeup and sunscreen, followed by the gel for the next cleansing stage. This is the brand's double-cleansing suggestion. The two names designate different products, not two textures inside one package, and purchasing one does not mean the second is included.
The oil's own directions already end with a thorough rinse. A second cleanser is therefore a separate routine choice, not evidence that the oil should remain unwashed. Keep the distinction between product instructions and an optional multi-product sequence. This description does not prescribe two cleanses to every reader or establish that more cleansing necessarily gives a better result.
Fragrance statement and the user survey
JUNGLÜCK explicitly presents the cleanser without fragrance and without drying alcohols, and lists no silicones or parabens in its exclusion statements. These are product-specific manufacturer declarations. They do not make every oil suitable for every person or replace checking the current ingredient list when a known individual sensitivity is relevant.
Its reported survey involved 231 product users in April 2024. The page says 83.1% confirmed thorough removal of excess sebum, makeup and dirt, while 87.4% reported no oily film. These are survey responses attributed to JUNGLÜCK, not an independent laboratory assessment or a promise about every user's outcome. We have not reproduced that survey.
What to compare before choosing
A useful comparison records wash-off format, the 100 ml and 20 ml options, castor and sesame oils at the start of the list, olive-derived squalane and sugar-based surfactants. Compare those points with another cleanser's actual instructions, rather than treating a leave-on oil, cleansing balm and oil cleanser as interchangeable just because all contain plant oils.
The key practical details are a dry-face start, one to two pumps and a thorough lukewarm rinse. The matching image shows the actual cleansing-oil bottle, not a generic botanical illustration. Finish by checking the label of the version in hand; this product introduction explains JUNGLÜCK's reference without inventing a shelf life, a personal test result or medical benefits.
