Keana Cleansing Oil (Rice): How to Use, Ingredients and FAQ

In this guide, Keana cleansing oil means Keana Nadeshiko Rice Cleansing Oil (毛穴撫子 お米のクレンジングオイル), the cleansing oil in Ishizawa Lab’s Keana Nadeshiko rice series, made for dry skin with visible pores. “Keana” (毛穴) is Japanese for “pores”, so other Japanese brands also use the word in product names. Ishizawa Lab says it envelops makeup and rough texture and lifts them off as you gently massage it in, without rubbing, and that skin doesn’t feel tight afterwards. It contains Rice Serum, moisturising ingredients derived from 100% Japanese rice, costs ¥2,420 for 145 mL in Japan, and Ishizawa Lab says you don’t need to double cleanse after it.

What you’ll learn in this article:

• What Keana Rice Cleansing Oil is and who it is made for
• How to use it, and why you use it with dry hands
• Its Rice Serum ingredients and full ingredient list
• How it compares with Keana Baking Soda Cleansing Gel
• How to buy it from Japan

What Is Keana Nadeshiko Rice Cleansing Oil?

Keana Nadeshiko Rice Cleansing Oil is a makeup-removing cleansing oil, part of the same rice series as Keana Rice Mask. The light blue 145 mL pump bottle is labelled お米クレンジング and “Keana Rice Cleansing Oil”, and Ishizawa Lab’s English site calls it NADESHIKO Rice Cleansing Oil.

Japanese name	毛穴撫子 お米のクレンジングオイル
Price in Japan	¥2,420 (145 mL)
Type	Cleansing oil (makeup remover)
Made for	Dry skin with visible pores
Use with	Dry hands and a dry face
Double cleansing	Not needed (maker’s instructions)
JAN code	4992440037516
Made in	Japan

From Ishizawa Lab’s official Japanese and English product pages (as of October 2026). The price is the price in Japan. The free-from badges below are based on the full ingredient list, which contains no fragrance, mineral oil or parabens.

• Fragrance-free
• Mineral-oil-free
• Paraben-free

Key Ingredients in Keana Rice Cleansing Oil

Keana Rice Cleansing Oil is based on ester oils (ethylhexyl palmitate and triethylhexanoin) with an emulsifier that lets it rinse off with water. Its four Rice Serum ingredients, the same as in the rest of the rice series, are the key moisturisers.

Keana Rice Cleansing Oil Full Ingredient List

Keana Rice Cleansing Oil has 17 ingredients. The first three are an emollient ester, an emulsifying cleanser and a second ester, followed by water and the four Rice Serum ingredients; the only preservative is phenoxyethanol.

Key ingredient / Worth checking if your skin is sensitive

Ingredient order and roles from Ishizawa Lab’s official Japanese page (as of October 2026); English names are our translations of the Japanese labelling names. Formulas can change, so always check the package.

How to Use Keana Cleansing Oil

Use Keana Rice Cleansing Oil on a dry face with dry hands, massage it gently over makeup, then rinse; Ishizawa Lab says you don’t need to wash your face again afterwards.

1. Start with dry hands and a dry face. Ishizawa Lab says to use it before your skin or hands get wet.
2. Pump an appropriate amount into your palm.
3. Massage gently, starting with the areas where makeup, dead skin and dirt in the pores bother you most. You don’t need to rub.
4. Rinse thoroughly with water.
5. Skip the second cleanse. Ishizawa Lab says double cleansing is not needed.

After cleansing, follow with your usual toner and moisturiser. Ishizawa Lab presents it as part of the Keana Nadeshiko rice series (お米シリーズ), which also includes Keana Rice Mask.

Keana Cleansing Oil vs Keana Cleansing Gel (Baking Soda)

Keana Nadeshiko makes two makeup removers. Choose Rice Cleansing Oil for dry skin with visible pores, and Baking Soda Cleansing Gel if you want a massage gel with baking soda for clogged pores that you can also use with wet hands in the bath.

From Ishizawa Lab’s official Japanese pages (as of October 2026).

Baking Soda Cleansing Gel (毛穴撫子 重曹クレンジングジェル) is a springy gel that melts makeup as you massage it in. Ishizawa Lab says its baking soda softens old dead skin and helps lift out sebum plugs, leaving skin soft. Use an amount about the size of a muscat grape, massage it over makeup and the areas with clogged pores, then rinse without rubbing. Ishizawa Lab labels it colourant-free, mineral-oil-free, paraben-free and alcohol-free. For a scrub face wash from the same baking soda line, see our Keana Baking Soda Scrub Wash guide.

Where to Buy Keana Cleansing Oil

kachicollect is the simplest way to get Keana Rice Cleansing Oil from Japan. Our catalog has no proxy fees, and duties are shown in your total before you pay, so nothing extra is charged on delivery. Orders ship worldwide with tracking and usually arrive in about 7 to 14 days.

If it isn’t in our catalog, search Japanese stores or marketplaces for its Japanese name, 毛穴撫子 お米のクレンジングオイル (or 毛穴撫子 重曹クレンジングジェル for the gel). Paste the product URL into kachishop to get an instant quote with duties included and no request fee.

On marketplaces such as eBay, check that the listing shows the light blue 145 mL pump bottle labelled お米クレンジング / Keana Rice Cleansing Oil (JAN 4992440037516), not the white Baking Soda Cleansing Gel tube. Proxy services that buy from Japanese stores on your behalf are another option, but the service fee they advertise is only the starting point, and various other charges are added on top by the time you check out. kachicollect’s purchase request does the same job with no proxy or request fees, and duties are shown before checkout.

See the whole rice series in our Keana rice skincare guide.

Discover more from the brand in our Keana Nadeshiko guide.

FAQ

Do I need to double cleanse after Keana Rice Cleansing Oil?

No. Ishizawa Lab says double cleansing is not needed: massage it in, rinse thoroughly, and move on to your skincare.

Can I use Keana Rice Cleansing Oil with wet hands?

No. Ishizawa Lab says to use it with dry hands on a dry face. If you want a makeup remover for wet hands or the bath, Keana Baking Soda Cleansing Gel can be used that way.

Is Keana Rice Cleansing Oil good for dry skin?

Ishizawa Lab makes it for dry skin with visible pores and says skin doesn’t feel tight after rinsing. It contains Rice Serum moisturisers, including rice bran oil and rice ceramides.

Does Keana Rice Cleansing Oil contain fragrance or mineral oil?

No. Neither fragrance nor mineral oil appears in its ingredient list; the oils are ester oils and rice bran oil. The only preservative is phenoxyethanol.

Is Keana cleansing oil good for oily skin or clogged pores?

Ishizawa Lab makes Rice Cleansing Oil for dry skin with visible pores. For clogged pores and sebum plugs, Ishizawa Lab’s Keana Baking Soda Cleansing Gel is the one aimed at them.

What’s the difference between Keana Rice Cleansing Oil and Rice Powder Wash?

Rice Cleansing Oil is a makeup remover, while Rice Powder Wash is a powder face wash in the same rice series; see our Keana face wash guide.

Can I buy Keana Rice Cleansing Oil outside Japan?

Yes. You can order it from Japan through kachicollect, from our catalog or with a purchase request for any listing on a Japanese store or marketplace, with worldwide shipping.

Conclusion: Is Keana Rice Cleansing Oil Right for You?

Keana Rice Cleansing Oil suits you if your skin is dry with visible pores and you want a cleansing oil that removes makeup without rubbing or a second cleanse: ¥2,420 for 145 mL in Japan, used with dry hands. If you prefer a gel you can use in the bath, choose Baking Soda Cleansing Gel. To complete your routine, see our Keana Rice Mask guide and Keana face wash guide. Comparing Japanese cleansing oils? See our Hada Labo cleanser guide.

Buying from kachicollect gets you Keana Rice Cleansing Oil shipped directly from Japan, with no proxy fees and duties shown before you pay. If the product you want isn’t in our catalog, paste its URL from any Japanese store or marketplace for an instant quote with no request fee.