Makeup remover baby wipes.

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Mai A.

Mar 15, 2014

Mai A.

Can you use baby wipes as a makeup remover.

Emilie W.

Mar 15, 2014

Emilie W.

Of course! I use them.

Ileene M.

Mar 15, 2014

Ileene M.

I do to :)

Mariam A.

Mar 15, 2014

Mariam A.

yes of course

Shiro M.

Mar 15, 2014

Shiro M.

Yea you can use them :)

Karen L.

Mar 15, 2014

Karen L.

Some baby wipes, have the exact same ingredients as the makeup remover wipes. So yeah :)

Santana G.

Mar 15, 2014

Santana G.

Yes you can :) I use baby wipes to remove my face makeup and coconut oil to remove my eye makeup.

Priya B.

Mar 15, 2014

Priya B.

I use milk for removing my make up. Its simple take unboiled milk in a bowl and dip cotton in it and remove your makeup. Using wipes make me breakout so I rarely use wipes.

Paige S.

Mar 15, 2014

Paige S.

@Priya Milk??I've Never Heard Of That Ima Try It!!(:

Priya B.

Mar 15, 2014

Priya B.

Yes Paige milk. Facial and make up removing wipes make me breakout. As far as about milk its not only a complete food it is also used for enhancing beauty. In my country We still prefer to use natural ingredients instead of using commercially available products not because they are cost effective but they are safe in use. If you want to ask anything related to the home made remedial measures feel free to ask me. :-)

Beth W.

Mar 16, 2014

Beth W.

I use baby wipes because my skin is really sensitive, makeup wipes always sting and leave my face bright red whereas baby wipes don't hurt at all :)

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