Anyone know a good make up remover.

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lianne C.

Jan 15, 2014

lianne C.

Estée Lauder foundation I find it hard to get of at night.

Gypsy S.

Jan 15, 2014

Gypsy S.

My friend Amy had the same problem with her foundation. She uses baby oil and it works great for her. I tried it and I broke out like crazy but it might work for you💜

Jane C.

Jan 15, 2014

Jane C.

Instead of baby oil you could try olive or avocado or rose oil and a warm washcloth. There is a lot of info online about using oils to clean your face. I think baby oil would probably block pores of most people.

Bee K.

Jan 16, 2014

Bee K.

Milk is supposed to work as a makeup remover (with a cotton swab) and it's great for sensitive skin.. other than that grapeseed oil is also good, if olive oil is too thick.
http://homeremediesblogger.blogspot.com/2012/04/tod-milk-makeup-remover.html

Pamela W.

Jan 16, 2014

Pamela W.

Huggies baby wipes. The shea butter and cucumber ones are amazing.

Mally M.

Jan 16, 2014

Mally M.

Bioderma but I recently looked it up on YouTube and Michelle phan did this DIY one with just extra virgin olive oil and rose water and it took all the makeup off. I tried it and it worked and no excess oil:-)

Annmarie K.

Jan 17, 2014

Annmarie K.

I wear a lot of makeup and I've found the towelettes are great! I usually get whatever brand is on sale Neutrogena, Garnier, CVS brand..

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