Beauty

[ccassaday]

So I got confirmation the It cosmetics miracle water has been discontinued. I am so disapointed. I always used it in morning after cleansing to make sure all my cleanser is off. At night I would just use it by itself if I don’t have makeup on before skincare. I thought it really brightened the skin and cleaned well.

For those that use a micellar water which one do you use? Maybe I will try the Cerave one. I want one that doesn’t leave my face sticky. I loved the miracle water because it had fermented ingredients in a cleansing water. I found a essence with fermented ingredients but I don’t think it would be good as a micellar water.

[SilleeMee]

I use Garnier's original micellar water (with the pink cap). Cleans well and doesn't leave any film. 

[Enufstuff]

@ccassaday     I use Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water in the Water Rose scent. It easily removes makeup, even eye makeup.

It leaves skin feeling fresh, not sticky at all.

[Enufstuff]

@SilleeMee  It seems that we were typing at the same time.

                   Great minds think alike.

[justashopper]

Hi @ccassaday 

I also use Garnier brand Micellar water.  I think that was the first one I tried and I haven't tried any other brands.  I use the one with the blue cap. I don't use it all the time so the bottle lasts a long time.  I have thought of trying Cerave's version as I love that whole line.  My derm recommened it when I was diagnosed with extreme ezcema.  

[blueroses47]

Like others, I use the Garnier and I like it.  I've also tried the generic brand at Walmart or Target. (sorry, can't remember which of those it was) and that was fine also.

I would steer away from Cerave, because I tried it and it really burned my eyes.  If I remember correctly, the youtube derm Dr. Dray also found this to be the case.  I know Cerave products are highly rated, but I found the water to be not good for removing eye makeup.  When I remember, I try to use it up on my face only, avoiding the eye area.

[SilleeMee]

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@blueroses47 wrote:

Like others, I use the Garnier and I like it.  I've also tried the generic brand at Walmart or Target. (sorry, can't remember which of those it was) and that was fine also.

I would steer away from Cerave, because I tried it and it really burned my eyes.  If I remember correctly, the youtube derm Dr. Dray also found this to be the case.  I know Cerave products are highly rated, but I found the water to be not good for removing eye makeup.  When I remember, I try to use it up on my face only, avoiding the eye area.

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@blueroses47 

Yes, that was true with my experience using Cerave's micellar water. It burned my eyes badly and it was difficult to get it out of my eyes. Never again!

[RollTide2008]

I don’t find an appreciable difference between micellar water. I buy whatever is on sale. Right now there’s a bottle of Garnier on my vanity.

[Nutzy]

I don't find much difference in brands and am currently using a bottle of Bioderma I got from Target. Sure beats the price of make-up remover and is gentler on the skin.

[Katcat1]

@ccassaday    Burt's Bee Micellar Water wipes are excellent for removing makeup.  I actually use them to remove makeup and then I wash my face.  These wipes are very moist and a nice size to get the job done.