Beauty

[Rachb]

Thanks all! I have Purity Cleansing Oil but rarely ever use it. I'm going to wear the CC cream tomorrow so I'll try the cleansing oil before I get into bed tomorrow night.

[Kjelle]

I always take it off with my hands and Clinique Foamng Rinse off Cleanser. I use that to take off any make up. I always use my Clarisonic after that with PTR. Not bc of IT, but bc that's just my practice. I've therefore never had an issue with my face not getting clean. The CC+ has never seemed harder to take off.

[Sunnycorle]

I use makeup remover and never had a problem removing it cc cream. Been using it for as long as it's been out on the market

[philogirl]

On 4/5/2015 RachB said: Thanks all! I have Purity Cleansing Oil but rarely ever use it. I'm going to wear the CC cream tomorrow so I'll try the cleansing oil before I get into bed tomorrow night.

Hi Rach, I'm glad you posted this because I've been thinking of starting the same post. I use It CC cream too and have trouble getting my face really clean. I use the Costco wipes, then Purity or CeraVe Foaming Cleanser with my Clarisonic and I still get make up on my MW retinoid pads! It's been driving me crazy lately. I will say I've been using the long, soft Clarisonic brush. It feels so nice, but I think I need to dig out the deep-clean brush. The think is, I try to use my Clarisonic on a clean face--not use it to remove mu.

[SurferWife]

I use WEN 613 as my facial cleanser, along with my Clarisonic. I used Purity for about 13 years until I realized how well WEN works as a skin care product, too.

[LuluOnBeauty]

Add a dew drops of any oil to your Purity in the palm of your hand. Oil is excellent at removing high SPF products. I start with a dry face and after a few seconds of cleansing then wet my hands. You don't need to buy a special facial oil, the olive oil in the kitchen will do just fine. If you do feel the need to buy an oil, castor oil or jojoba would be best choices.

[philogirl]

On 4/6/2015 LuluCCS said:

Add a dew drops of any oil to your Purity in the palm of your hand. Oil is excellent at removing high SPF products. I start with a dry face and after a few seconds of cleansing then wet my hands. You don't need to buy a special facial oil, the olive oil in the kitchen will do just fine. If you do feel the need to buy an oil, castor oil or jojoba would be best choices.

Thanks for the tip. I will try this tonight

[philogirl]

On 4/5/2015 Royal Family said: I use WEN 613 as my facial cleanser, along with my Clarisonic. I used Purity for about 13 years until I realized how well WEN works as a skin care product, too.

This is the second time lately I've read of using Wen on skin. Thanks for the rec but I don't have Wen at the moment.

[millieshops]

I haven't tried the CC cream yet, but I have the same problem with DR. Denese's tinted day cream. I find it so thick that I mix it in my palm with another day cream. To get it out the creases, I've been using a smiley face! Nothing else removes it. I definitely will never order that stuff again and I won't try IT's cc cream if it's as hard to remove.

[madeleineowens]

I tried various CC creams but Lakme CC cream suits my skin the best. You can simply carry this one cream for all occasions. I don't need to carry other creams for my face , this single cream does everything. It has different shades also so that you can choose the best shade according to your skin tone.Have a look here for more information about some good tips for beauty.