Make Up Remover??!!

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Karina M.

Mar 2, 2013

Karina M.

What is a great eye make up remover?! Either drug store or anything?

Anna T.

Mar 2, 2013

Anna T.

Make up forever sens eyes I agree is fabulous. I prefer Estée lauder's take away for my face tho. I don't know why I like to separate the two I just do. The take it away is creamy, I like to rub a layer over my face and then remove it all with a tissue.

Caitlyn B.

Mar 2, 2013

Caitlyn B.

Eye makeup remover pads by Simple. They're awesome, they take off everything so easily!

Alicia R.

Mar 2, 2013

Alicia R.

I use either coconut oil or olive oil, I was recommended to try this from one the sephora girls, it really gets EVERYTHING off. Plus your skin feels very soft after, great money saver.

Anna T.

Mar 2, 2013

Anna T.

Yeah I've been known to use baby oil. It works really well too.

Alice A.

Mar 2, 2013

Alice A.

Simple is the best it's really cheap too

Jay M.

Mar 2, 2013

Jay M.

I had asked the same question not to long ago. Got a ton of different great answers. I ended up trying Loreal and it works awesome! I wear contacts so can't use oils or lotions. This was perfect.

Elizabeth L.

Mar 2, 2013

Elizabeth L.

I use Grapeseed oil. It's a wonderful eye makeup remover. I love it! It contains high levels of antioxidants which are very beneficial for the skin. Not only does it remove pesky mascara, but it helps my eyelashes grow. I highly recommend it. :)

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