Best Makeup Removers

The way to remove makeup has definitely changed over the years, I literally use to use just Dove Bar Soap….Hey it worked just fine in middle school. But now there are so many different techniques, products and formulas out there to try! So today I’m going to discuss with you my favorite makeup removers!

Neutrogena: Makeup Remover Cleansing Towelettes- Night Calming

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These are by far the easiest and fastest way to remove your makeup. I get super lazy and tired when it comes time to take off my makeup, but I refuse, I repeat, refuse to sleep in it! So the easiest way I get around that struggle is my handy dandy makeup wipes. They take off just about any time of makeup, whether it’s waterproof mascara, and liquid lipsticks!

Clinique: Take the Day off Cleansing Balm

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I only got a sample size of this from Sephora because I had been dying to try it! And man was I impressed. It literally melts the makeup off of your face! It is a little messy in the melting off process, but it’s so satisfying watching the makeup spread off. The smell isn’t all too great, but I can get passed it!

Pixi + Caroline Hirons: Double Cleanse

This product is a double threat; makeup remover, and cleanser. The solid makeup remover is similar to the Clinique: Take the day off Cleansing Balm, it too melts away your makeup. And smells a lot nicer in my opinion. The other half of this product is a super creamy and rich cleanser, it literally feels like you’re slathering body butter over your skin!

Aveeno: Positively Radiant Make-up Removing Wipes

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These smell AMAZING! Which is always a huge win, especially when a product is up close and personal with your nose. Like the Neutrogena: Makeup Remover Towelettes it’s super easy and fast to use! They don’t quite remove the more stubborn makeup as well, like the waterproof mascaras, and liquid lipsticks, but they do get the job done in a quick minute!

⇒What is your favorite way to remove your makeup? Is it quick and easy, or long and luxurious?