Makeup remover recomendations

[chocolatethai]

hi ladies i've been using baby wipes to take off my makeup and they work well but i'm about to run out... and being the pj that i am :lachen: i am thinking of trying somethinh new especially to take off my eye makeup any recomendation?...or should i just be stay with the wipes?

[MochaEyeCandy]

I use baby wipes too. If it ain't broke...

[Divine Inspiration]

Baby wipes break me out. :ohwell: I use the Pond's Clean Sweep microdermabrasion towelettes. They have never done me wrong. :up:

[Lenee925]

Hey there if you want somethin a bit more moisturizing, I use Vaseline to remove my make-up. When I do I leave a light film of it when I go to bed and it moisturizes wonderfully (as petrolatum jelly is still the best sealant for locking in moisture in efficacy tests)

[STLCoverGirl]

I really like the Target brand makeup remover wipes, they are awesome. One of my sisters has vitiligo and wears really heavy foundation on her face, I think it's called DermaBlend. She's the one who put me onto them, they are better than any other name brand wipes I've tried...hth!

[Encore]

EVOO.....takes it off w/o a problem and leaves the face moisterized

[suburbanbushbabe]

Ponds Cleansing Towelettes

[TemiLnd]

The besy remover for me is either EVOO or just regular mosituriser. You'd be surprise how well it removes makeup...

[Dauntless]

EVOO!!! Works wonders!!

[chocolatethai]

i think i'll give the EVOO a try and see how i like it, do you ladies follow with a regular cleanser?

[glamazon386]

I've been using hypoallergenic baby wipes lately myself. But I do like the Gentle Chamomile Eye Makeup Remover from the Body Shop. Rimmel also makes a good one.

[glamazon386]

I really like the Target brand makeup remover wipes, they are awesome. One of my sisters has vitiligo and wears really heavy foundation on her face, I think it's called DermaBlend. She's the one who put me onto them, they are better than any other name brand wipes I've tried...hth!

I've use these before and they were great. :yep:

[Butterfly08]

Pricey, but I lurve MAC's Gently Off Eye and Lip Remover, something like that. It comes in a clear pink bottle. It DISSOLVES mascara in its tracks. For that reason alone, it is worth the price.

A cheaper alternative, w/ a little more work involved, is baby shampoo. My dh used to get styes all the time and his eye surgeon told him to clean his eyes with the shampoo. I find that daily use of makeup and commercial removers eventually lead to irritated eyes, so taking a break and cleaning with the shampoo makes sure all residue is gone and clears my eyes right up. :yep:

[Ivonnovi]

:yep:I vote to use castor oil.

[uptowngirl]

My top 3:

-Baby Wipes with Shea Butter

-EVOO

-Pond's Cold Cream (used on those days that I really beat my face--get it all off in one go)

[HAIRapy]

I am in LOVE with my Maybelline Expert Eyes makeup remover wipes! :yep: They do the job very well and they are not oily at all. I hate the feeling of having oil in my eyes or waking up with blurry vision because of wiping off eye makeup with oily makeup remover.

[Msmia]

I second Pond's Cold Cream or the Walgreen's knock off version, especially if you have very dry skin

[filthyfresh]

EVOO has been working great for me.
Although be careful if you wear contacts & it gets in your eye.
I'm going to try that baby shampoo tip as well.