Currently on the Bathroom Shelf: Makeup Removers - Makeup and Beauty Blog
Just a peek into ye olde bathroom cabinet. Hither are the makeup removers currently performing acts of great beauty bravery on my bath shelf! 🙂
Trish McEvoy Long-Wear Face and Eye Makeup Remover
Niiiiiiiiiice, although for the life of me I can't figure out why an $xviii bottle of this is then small (but i.7 ounces).
It whisks away long-wearing face and centre makeup but isn't oily, and sometimes it can be tough to observe removers like this that don't leave a greasy or oily film behind. This stuff feels just like h2o, and it doesn't irritate my sensitive water lines.
A one.7-ounce bottle goes for $18. Available at present at Trish McEvoy counters and neimanmarcus.com.
Klorane Floral Gel Eye Brand-Up Remover
This gel formula eye makeup remover is designed for sensitive eyes and feels nice and soothing on my lids. It doesn't make the skin feel tight, but I find that it doesn't handle existent-deal waterproof stuff, which it'due south touted equally being able to remove, equally well equally Trish McEvoy's remover, and, ironically, information technology stings my water lines (but my optics are SUPER sensitive, for what it's worth).
I don't really utilize it very often, generally when my lids feel dry or tight.
This 1's $16 for a 3.four-ounce tube, and it's available now at Klorane counters and online.
Cle de Peau Beaute Makeup Remover Towelettes
Practiced grief! These are hella expensive, but oh, and so skillful.
I mean, I am non a makeup wipe snob at all. I'thousand usually just as happy with drugstore wipes as I am with annihilation else. For a long while I've alternated between MAC Wipes and the Neutrogena Makeup Remover wipes, but these Cle de Peau ones? — holy crap.
If an eccentric billionaire decided to fund my makeup-loving lifestyle, I'd probably but use these. They're the softest, most comfortable wipes I've e'er used.
To infringe an overused phrase, they experience like fluffy little clouds, and they remove everything in a flash. I don't even have to tug or rub at the peel.
Kinda bomb, but they're $38 for 50 sheets…
Available now at Cle de Peau Beaute counters and neimanmarcus.com.
DHC Deep Cleansing Oil
This smells like really fancy olive oil to me, which I guess makes sense considering olive oil is the numero uno ingredient.
When I use it at nighttime to remove my makeup, I have on more than than one occasion imagined having it with tomatoes and basil. 🙂
Mmm… Tomatoes and basil.
It removes everything — long-wearing foundation, waterproof mascara, gel liner, the whole shebang, and one pump does the fox.
I think I might even similar it more than than MAC Cleanse-Off Oil… I'd say it feels richer, and I take combo dry/oily peel, and then I appreciate that.
This one's $28 for a half-dozen.7-ounce bottle with a pump.
Available at DHC counters and online.
Nude Perfect Cleansing Oil Face up & Eyes
A cleansing oil with omega 3s and 6s, this stuff smells amazing! Equally if it's fabricated with Jordan almonds.
Like DHC's remover, this one's on the richer side and mighty moisturizing. Plus it works fast.
I was hooked on this for a while until I'm pretty sure it started breaking me out… Oh, well.
It'due south $36 for a 3.four-ounce canteen with a pump. Available at present at Sephora stores and online.
What makeup removers and skin cleansing products have y'all been y'all using these days? Got whatever good stuff on your shelf?
Your friendly neighborhood beauty aficionado,
Karen
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