Makeup
Removers
Make-up Removers
Let’s face it, the last thing you feel like doing
after getting home late is taking off your makeup (kicking off your high heels
is first priority). The thought of washing your face is less than appealing,
but it could save your skin. It is essential to remove your makeup with makeup
remover before cleansing, and use separate removers for your eyes. This will
prevent clogged pores and ensure that you clean your face properly. With more
cleansing waters, cleansing oils, makeup removing wipes and pads than seems
humanly possible on the market today, how do you choose just one?
Did you know?
Did you know that leftover mascara can lead to eye
infections, discoloration and puffy eyes in the mornings?
It is very important to take all of your eye makeup
off with a remover targeted for that area. Do not swipe off make up remover
wipes quickly on eyes and eye areas. Simply place a cotton ball with remover on
your eyelids, hold in for a minute to dissolve the product, the wipe off
gently.
Finding a makeup remover for you
Micellar Water/ Cleansing Water: A gentle option for sensitive skin,
micellar or cleansing water will remove basic makeup, but may need to be swiped
on two or three times to completely clean the skin. It is recommended to use an
eye makeup remover after, if you prefer waterproof mascara or long-wearing eye
liner.
Cleansing Oil: Perfect for dehydrated and dry
skin, cleansing oil helps to balance your skin’s natural sebum production, but
rinses into a milky emulsion. Ideal for removing long-lasting or
water-resistant makeup, the oil manages to break down virtually any ingredient.
Oil-Based Makeup Remover: If your looking for a standard
formula that takes off your makeup in one swipe, turn to a liquid oil-based
makeup remover. Unlike cleansing oils, these formulas contain water-based
ingredients so you never feel an oily residue on your skin.
Makeup Wipes: The answer to late nights and
vacation time, makeup wipes come in different strengths. Some contain stronger
ingredients than others, but all get the majority of makeup off your face so
you can sleep with a clean face.
Why remove your makeup and cleanse your
face?
Makeup removal should be part of your daily skin
care ritual because it is good for your skin. By cleansing your face well, you
will discover the joy of fresh, toned, supple and well-moisturized skin, even
if you just wear a little makeup or none at all.
More specifically it helps:
-Wash away cosmetics, impurities and dirt from the
surface of your skin
-Reduce the risk of developing pimples, redness,
blackheads and other types of blemishes
-Promote cellular renewal by eliminating dead skin
-Lets your skin breathe
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