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Sreetama R.

Mar 16, 2014

Sreetama R.

Can anyone recommend a great makeup removing face wash? I've been using one by seacrest but it's much too expensive. I use a cleanser but I still want to use a makeup removing face wash as an extra step to ensure there's nothing left. I have troubled skin.
Any suggestions?

Jocelyn S.

Mar 16, 2014

Jocelyn S.

I just use Murad with my Clairsonic and use MAC wipes afterwards to wipe away the eye makeup. Might not be the right way but it works fore and my lazy routine.

Holly C.

Mar 16, 2014

Holly C.

MAC CLEANSE OFF OIL! it's an absolute must have in my book! It removes literally everything! Just take a pump or two and rub it all over your (dry) face, & eyes! When you wash it off your face will be super clean, and it definitely won't dry your face out since it's an oil!

Amanda W.

Mar 16, 2014

Amanda W.

Boscia make up break up cleansing oil. Clinique take the day off balm is amazing too.

Roz X.

Mar 16, 2014

Roz X.

I use Extra Virgin, Cold Pressed Coconut Oil and follow up with Philsophy's Purity. On days I don't use waterproof make up, I use CeraVe.

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