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Jenna C.

Dec 22, 2012

Jenna C.

I usually just wipe off my makeup with a washcloth when I'm in the shower. Should I use makeup-removing wipes instead? And if so, should I get Neutrogena, E.l.f., or Yes to Cucumber?

Noelle C.

Dec 22, 2012

Noelle C.

Makeup wipes are irritating to the skin, especially if it is already sensitive or acne prone. I recommend using a mild cleanser like me :) Purity by Philosophy is amazing. No dyes or perfumes, super gentle even on the eyes, and takes ANY type of makeup off in seconds!

Denisha D.

Dec 22, 2012

Denisha D.

This is what i use with a baby wipe :) I swear by this stuff and it appears to have made my lashes long and healthy !

Sarah F.

Dec 22, 2012

Sarah F.

Mary Kay oil free eye makeup remover--- it is amazing!!!

Jenna B.

Dec 22, 2012

Jenna B.

I use Mac eye and lipstick remover. I love it, it's great if you use their products that stay on the skin really well, like liquid liner or long lasting lip color 

Miranda W.

Dec 22, 2012

Miranda W.

Actually I have very sensitive skin and the Josie maran bear naked wipes are the only wipes that do NOT irritate my skin they are so gentle and remove all the makeup 

Pamela W.

Dec 22, 2012

Pamela W.

Simple Cleansing Facial Wipes. If you have oily or acne prone skin. These wipes are great! 

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