[Routine Help] Is there a downside to using the Oil Cleansing Method?

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Most of the time when I've read about people using the OCM, it's to cleanse makeup. I don't use makeup (I'm a guy if that matters) but I'm still willing to use it. Basically, are there routines that OCM added in is too much, doesn't help, or even harms the routine?​For reference, my routine is:AM: Petal Fresh Aloe & Peppermint Facial Cleanser --> (shaving routine if necessary) --> Vitamin C in cheeks and under eyes --> Goji Peptide Perfecting Cream --> SunscreenPM: Petal Fresh Aloe & Apricot --> (recently added) aHa --> Vivo retinol night creamShaving Routine: Homemade shave oil --> Cremo Shave Cream --> Nivea Sensitive Post-Shave BalmaHa: La Roche-Posay Effaclar Medicated Gel Acne Face Wash​I'm also planning on adding La Roche-Posay Effaclar Medicated Gel Acne Face Wash in my routine somewhere (likely in the morning) as my aHa. If I were to include the OCM (likely using Jojoba oil), where in my routine would I add it?Since we're on the topic, I've also seen from a lot of comments that Micellar Water is mainly used to remove makeup. Is there a downside to using that? Does Micellar Water belong in my routine at all? My skin type is somewhere around Normal/Combination (I'm not the best at diagnosing, but it doesn't seem dry on the face and certainly not too oily). I don't necessarily plan on adding either OCM or Micellar to my routine, but if I do decide to change it in the future, I'd like to know the upsides and downsides.​Thanks in advance!
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