Make up Removal

[Paulette James]

Hello Everyone.  There seems to be a lot of information available on how to apply but little on how to easily remove makeup.  I am always struggling with this and occasionally leave a little tell tale makeup behind on my palette.  Any advice on how best to remove same?

[Samantha Roarke]

I like to use these items:

Make-up remover face wipes or Neutrogena Makeup Remover Cleansing Towelettes

Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleansing Water – For Waterproof Makeup

Clinique: Take The Day Off Makeup Remover For Lids, Lashes & Lips
Dissolves and “lifts away” long-wearing makeup, even waterproof mascara. Non-irritating, non-stinging.

-SR-

[Paulette James]

Thank you Samantha.

[Richelle Boatright]

Old school…  Ponds Cold Cream. Does a great job and leaves your skin feeling great.

[Robyn DeVyne]

I dont do makeup yet, but I know of both.

Ive seen the wipes used and they seem to work great in makeup video demos.

The ex-wife used good ole Ponds cold cream for her eye makeup.

 

Robyn

[Anonymous]

Sorbolene cream is fantastic

[Heather Harrison]

My wife was in theater and she said she uses baby oil, and sure enough, it works great

[DeeAnn Hopings]

I started using Ponds but have been using Neutragena towelettes for maybe 2 years now…

[Candace Baci]

I first use a makeup towelette than ST. Ives apricot scrub, works well for me.

 

Hugs and Kisses always

Candace

[Anonymous]

First off primer before you apply your makeup helps apply and remove your makeup.

removal,  “liz earle cleanse and polish” is by far the best i have found but expensive, saying that you really don’t need alot and it lasts for a long long time. Wash the worst of with soap and water then use a little of the cream and wash again done.

liz earle cleanse and polish is what I recommend expensive but this can be done in the same way using baby oil if you are in a fix works quite well too and cheap.

 

 

[Robin Girly]

Coconut cream works great

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