Beauty

[nyc1]

I like the rinse off version of the Clinique Eye Make up remover.  It's really good.  I've also used the Lancome remover but prefer the Clinique. 

[MariotaMurielle]

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@Dazlin wrote:

I use organic almond oil...takes everything off with a cotton ball...doesn't cloud my eyes either.

Good for entire face too.

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@Dazlin , I used Ponds Cold Cream my whole life until I found out recently that it was bought by a company that does animal testing. now I'm using Elf makeup remover, which works well but leaves a film on my eyes.

where do you buy the almond oil?

[bargainsgirl]

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@Judaline wrote:

They both sound fine. I used jojoba oil though and it blurred my vision pretty badly. So neither of these will do that?

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Any oil I have ever used clouds my vision for a bit afterwards.  I stopped using oils and stick with Philosophy only when I wear mascara.  That does NOT bother my eys.

[mare54]

I use Kirklands makeup remover. Never had a problem. 

[wilma]

I've used this for years. Works for me. Never had a problem. 

[DrakesMomma]

My eye doc recommended OCuSOFT.  It does a good job.  I have noticed with some mascaras I'll have to use it twice.  I get it from Amazon.  I have seen it as the mom & pop pharmacy I go to.  

[foxywoods]

whats wrong with using the eye makeup removers? i use the Equate dupe for the neutrogena makeup remover or micellar water.  

clenaser and water takes off the tubing mascaras.

[SoCal Bred]

@foxywoods - Same here, I've been using Neutrogena Eye Makeup remover or the store brand for years, works for me.

[Dazlin]

@MariotaMurielle .. I buy the almond oil from Amazon...there are several to choose from.

[Flatbush]

I use Garnier Skin Active. Micellar Cleansing Water for an eye make up remover. It is effective with no chemicals and  can also clean all make up off the face, I purchase it at Target, and is safe for all skin types including sensitive skin. I have used it for years. I do not know how it works, but it does, safely easily and reasonably.