Superfacialist Cleansing Oil

I've always been a little wary when it comes to these cleansing oils and balms, in theory they sound fab, but having dehydrated skin that is prone to acne it's so difficult to pick the right product without flaring up my skin. But anything that promises bright radiant skin without the breakouts, well I sprinted to the till faster than ever before. 
So I've been testing out the Superfacialist by Una Brennan Vitamin C+ Brighten Skin Renew Cleansing Oil, wow what a mouthful!. Cleansing Oils, how did I ever cope before these? This stuff is a godsend. You use it as a pre cleanse, I squeeze a couple of drops into my fingers then rub it all over my face and leave for a few seconds, then with a warm damp muslin cloth remove  the traces of the day. I then follow it with a cleanse and tone, my evening serum (I've been testing out a couple that have been working amazingly for my skin!!) & my evening moisturiser.
 After a few days of using this, I started to feel that my skin seemed more hydrated, fresher and brighter & with the soothing combination of Vitamin C, Vitamin E as well as grapeseed, olive, rosehip and cucumber oils its hydrating enough for a dryer skin and balances out an oily complexion. Even better has it that I've had no breakouts, my skin reacts so quickly to new products so if I'm going to break out it would of happened in the first week. I've used this for around a month now and I must say, there's no going back now!, and for £7.33 how can you refuse.
I have been using the Superfacialist Rose Intensive Mask, which I like but I'm not crazy about yet, I still love my fresh masks from Lush. On my next trip to Boots I'm heading for the Superfacialist Vitamin c+ dark circle cream. 

Have you any other recommendations from the Superfacialist range? 

Becky x