Cetaphil (liquid version) users? Rinse off or wipe off?

Question

Which method do you use, and what is your skin type?
I basically use the Walgreen version since it's cheaper, but it still works the same.
I have oily skin (sometimes oily enough to strike rich! lol!). I started off using the rinse off method (using a wet cloth to remove), but I, the last few days, used the wipe off method. I find that wiping it off with a dry cloth makes my skin less oily, and it's almost touchably smooth. I don't mind oily skin, but I don't like when it's oily on my eyelids because if I need to rub my eyes, then sometimes the oil gets in it, and makes my eyes sting BAD. But I know there can be an upside to oily skin. I notice my face feels cleaner when doing the wipe off method instead of removing it with water. Part of it being something about that method deeply removes dirt better.

Answer 1

Super oily skin type, but thankfully with the change of seasons it hasn't been too much of an issue lately.

Hmm, I haven't tried the wipe off method, but I'll try it tonight before doing some paperwork, if it still feels like there's a bit of product left, I'll most likely rinse it off with warm water, but I love covering my face with a super hot towel after rinsing then splashing with some cold water.