Remedy Science Cleansing Balm, Derm Dissolve Pre-Cleanser for Makeup & SPF

Remedy Science Derm Dissolve Cleansing Balm is a lipid-rich pre-cleanser designed to melt away stubborn makeup and sunscreen, with a triple-emulsifier system that rinses clean.

• Lifts stubborn makeup, waterproof sunscreen, and daily impurities — for a thorough pre-cleanse.
• Contains skin-identical ceramides, safflower lipids, and linoleic acid — to support the skin barrier while cleansing.
• Uses a triple-emulsifier system — to rinse away without a waxy or heavy feel.
• Twist-up packaging shaves and dispenses a measured amount — without dipping into a jar.
• Dermatologist-formulated, ophthalmologist-tested, and fragrance-free — with no added fragrance.

Removing makeup and sunscreen can call for more than a quick wash, especially when products are stubborn or waterproof. This balm is made for the pre-cleansing step: it dissolves makeup, SPF, and everyday impurities, then emulsifies with water so it can be rinsed away. Its lipid-focused formula is designed to cleanse while helping skin feel soft, hydrated, and comfortable rather than stripped.

What does Derm Dissolve Cleansing Balm remove?

Remedy Science Derm Dissolve Cleansing Balm is designed to dissolve stubborn makeup, waterproof sunscreen, and daily impurities. It works as a pre-cleanser for the residue left by these everyday products, making it suited to a cleansing routine that begins by loosening makeup and SPF. The balm’s cleansing action is paired with a water-rinsing emulsifier system, so the formula can be washed away after use.

• Made for makeup and sunscreen removal before the rest of a cleansing routine.
• Addresses both waterproof formulas and daily surface impurities.

How is the formula designed to feel on skin?

Remedy Science Derm Dissolve Cleansing Balm combines skin-identical ceramides with safflower lipids and linoleic acid to support the skin barrier during cleansing. These ingredients are included to help maintain moisture balance, with the intended result of skin that feels supple and nourished after washing. The balm is also formulated to leave skin feeling soft, hydrated, and comfortable.

• Skin-identical ceramides are part of the cleansing formula.
• Safflower lipids and linoleic acid contribute the formula’s nourishing lipid profile.

Does the balm rinse away cleanly?

Yes. Remedy Science Derm Dissolve Cleansing Balm uses an advanced triple-emulsifier system that emulsifies with water and rinses away without leaving a waxy or heavy feeling. This rinse-off design is a key part of how the balm works as a pre-cleanser: it helps lift makeup and SPF, then washes away rather than leaving a coating on skin.

• Water activates the emulsifying rinse process.
• The formula is fragrance-free.

How does the twist-up dispenser work?

Remedy Science Derm Dissolve Cleansing Balm comes in twist-up packaging that shaves and dispenses a precise amount for each use. The balm is dispensed from its component rather than scooped from a jar, helping keep it protected from contamination and avoiding jar dipping. The product is dermatologist-formulated and ophthalmologist-tested; Dr. Shah created it to address challenges with balms that struggled to dissolve makeup or SPF, stung eyes, or left skin feeling stripped.

• Twist-up dispensing avoids dipping fingers into a shared jar of balm.
• Created by Dr. Shah in response to common cleansing-balm concerns.

This pre-cleanser is best suited to people who want a rinse-off step for makeup, waterproof sunscreen, and daily impurities, with a lipid-rich formula and a dispenser that avoids jar dipping. Its purpose is to dissolve these products and rinse away while helping skin feel comfortable after cleansing.

Ingredients

Cetyl Ethylhexanoate, Sorbeth-30 Tetraoleate, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Synthetic Wax, Polyglyceryl-6 Dicaprate, Centella Asiatica Extract, Ceramide NP, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Camellia Sinensis Extract, Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed Oil, Curcuma Longa (Turmeric) Root Oil, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Phenoxyethanol.