Best makeup remover

#20
star mix said:
This is an awesome cleanser too! I use it when it travel because I like that it stays solid so I'm not paranoid it'll leak like my oil cleanser. I hunted all over Korea to try to find it when I was there :doh:
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No need to hunt for it in Korea. It’s sold at Asian grocery stores (e.g. T&T) or makeup stores that sell Japanese and Korean beauty products (you can find them in Asian malls).
 
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#21
PineappleMinnie said:
No need to hunt for it in Korea. It’s sold at Asian grocery stores (e.g. T&T) or makeup stores that sell Japanese and Korean beauty products (you can find them in Asian malls).
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Ah thanks for the tip! I actually haven't been able to find it anywhere that I've checked so far (a couple T&T's and a specialty Asian make-up shop). I'll continue to keep my eye out!
 
#23
Garnier Clean Sensitive makeup remover is my number 1. Does a great job to remove even waterproof mascara. Feel like it is a slightly less oilier version of the Lancôme makeup remover.

Have tried so many makeup removers and micellar waters, but keep going back to this one.
 
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#25
I use Clinique, which provides a gentle and comfortable formula and leaves skin feeling soft and clean.
Before this I used Hydropeptide it is much better but I changed it because I got a whole collection of Clinique.
If you want something different than that check black swallow, they have a lot of promotions!
 
#26
I was previously using micellar water, but have switched to the Chanel biphase eye makeup remover. It takes everything off super fast with no harsh rubbing, and isn't irritating at all. I use that to remove my eye makeup (usually waterproof mascara & liner), and then good old Pond's cold cream with a makeup eraser cloth and warm water for the rest of my face. I don't use the cold cream on my eyes (although you could) because it always leaves me with blurry vision due to the oils. I do a double cleanse with the cold cream and the makeup eraser, and I'm never left with a trace of makeup!
 
#27
wimp said:
Ah thanks for the tip! I actually haven't been able to find it anywhere that I've checked so far (a couple T&T's and a specialty Asian make-up shop). I'll continue to keep my eye out!
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The Body Shop has a version of this that works as well. Great for travel.

Camomile Cleansing Butter | Cleansing Balm | The Body Shop®

Cleanse and nourish your skin when you buy The Body Shop® Camomile Cleansing Butter to remove dirt. More information on FREE delivery on our site.
www.thebodyshop.com www.thebodyshop.com
 
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pmburk said:
I was previously using micellar water, but have switched to the Chanel biphase eye makeup remover. It takes everything off super fast with no harsh rubbing, and isn't irritating at all. I use that to remove my eye makeup (usually waterproof mascara & liner), and then good old Pond's cold cream with a makeup eraser cloth a.d warm water for the rest of my face. I don't use the cold cream on my eyes (although you could) because it always leaves me with blurry vision due to the oils. I do a double cleanse with the cold cream and the makeup eraser, and I'm never left with a trace of makeup!
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I find your use of very expensive brands and also DS stuff interesting and informative
 
#30
Having tried absolutely everything (I have sensitive eyes and they burn after every product, even for ‘sensitive eye area’) I found my HG: jojoba oil. I use organic only and cold pressed. Takes off any make up. I sometimes use glitter and this comes off nicely too. I do 2/3 step cleanse though and after taking make up off with jojoba, I’ll wash my face with a gel…
 
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