What is your favorite make-up remover? Thanks.

always_hopeful@hotmail.com (Theresa) wrote:

Right now I like Paua's Choice eye makeup remover, and the new Olay
pre-moistened Daily Facials in the unscented version.

~g~

"Theresa" <always_hopeful@hotmail.com> wrote
I use Maybelline Oil Free Eye Make up remover and Fresh Soy Make up remover
for my face.
Jeanne

I use Almay non-oily eye makeup remover pads and Clarins one step cleanser.
To remove Kiss Me mascara, water moistened Swispers work perfectly.
Audrey

Theresa wrote:
Lancome Cleansing Water with Natural Extracts for Face & Eyes
by itself; but I'm a "mixer." I mix Zia's Fresh Cleansing Gel
with any number or brands of make-up remover. I have no idea
why I do that.

My all-time favorite makeup remover and facial cleanser is Pola Salus II.
Nothing else comes close. However, since it is discontinued and my stash is
being depleted, I'm venturing off to other cleansers to see what's out there.
I'm currently using Philosophy Real Purity, which is good, but doesn't always
take every bit of mascara off. I have to be more diligent with it than with
the Salus II. I've also tried several drugstore brand cleansers that come in
tubes, which have been about on par with the Real Purity - that is, good but
not outstanding.

I don't use a separate cleanser to get eye makeup off.

Linda

"Theresa" <always_hopeful@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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DHC Cleansing oil, hands down!

Jennifer

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Lancome Bi-Facil.

"Linda" <julanee321@aol.com> wrote in message
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Leilani mentioned hoarding Salus II. It was also my favorite cleanser but
now I no longer
hoard or expect my favorite products to be continued. I've spent too much
time searching
for favorites.
Audrey

Right now I'm using Molton Brown's Rosewax Soft Liquefying makeup remover. I
can use this on my eyes too, and remove with a washcloth rinsed in warm water.

other favorites include:

Eve Lom cleanser with Boots Time Delay cleanser to remove eye makeup (there's
something in the Eve Lom that irritates my eyes). Both of these are pomade
cleansers

Amanda Lacey cleanser (lovely but very expensive)

RMK cleansing oil and RMK Creamy soap (this is now a bit too drying for me to
use but I loved it in the summertime)


Maurey (remove "no junk" from my address to email me)
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Audrey writes:
I rarely hoard anything for fear it will be discontinued, because as much as I
like a product, there's usually something around the corner that's a little
better or more interesting and will take the place of my hoarded stash.
However, the Salus II really *was* my holy grail - I never tried another facial
cleanser while using it because there was nothing better out there. I'm amused
when I read some posters rave and rave about a skincare product that has given
them 'flawless' skin, then a month later they're saying the same thing about
another line of skincare products. If the original products were truly giving
them 'flawless' skin, why would they be trying another line?

Linda

I use regular old Clearasil foaming cleanser and follow up with L'Occitane
Eye Makeup remover which does not sting my eyes.

--
M~Elizabeth

To thine own self be true
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Theresa wrote:

DHC Deep Cleansing Oil. It takes off everything, including eye makeup, rinses
clean, does not irritate.

-KMS

Albolene.

Cheap, effective, readily available at most drugstores. Takes of all eye
makeup, including waterproof mascara. Works beautifully as first step in
two-step cleansing process (i.e. spread on Albolene, tissue off face makeup,
then wash with usual facial cleanser).



EMiriamD

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-- Christian Dior

Wow! Thanks for all of the ideas!

Sig A makeupmelt

Awake's unbelievable make up remover

A wonderglove

On 28 Sep 2003 14:23:27 -0700, always_hopeful@hotmail.com (Theresa) wrote:


Lancome BiFacil. Hands down for me because it takes eye-makeup off really
easily, doesn't leave my eyes filmy and doesn't burn, either.

I've also used:

* Albolene -- I know a lot of people love this, but it leaves my eyes so blurry,
I can't see for quite a while.

* Maybelline -- this is ok; it's what I'm using right now and it works fine on
regular mascara. I have a more difficult time removing waterproof mascara with
it.

* St. Ives M/U Remover and Cleanser -- I used this for a while because it would
take off my m/u but not sting my eyes at all. It's super cheap, but I didn't
have good luck with it when I had on waterproof mascara.




Tracy

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I've said it many ties before, I shall say it again: my all-time fave is
the Body Shop's Chamomile Eye Makeup Remover. I've been using it for
years and years (I think practically since I started wearing eyemakeup),
and I've never found anything I like as much. For me it's very effective
and non-irritating. I wear contacts, so I avoid oily removers. I can't
even count how many bottles of this Chamomile remover I've used up and
replaced.

--
the Wicked Witch

I really like my Pond's Makeup Removal Towelettes. They do a very thorough job.

Sue

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