removing make-up

I find that using a moisturiser that matches my skin type works well. I use vitamin e cream mostly, as it as cheap and effective. Just be wary about if they are perfumed…

makeup remover! cleanser is okay but you should use makeup remover then cleanse to get it off properly. i love ganrier cleansensitive makeup removers & cleansers

i use nivea wipes..with really stubborn eye makeup that you seem to pile on for like a party or going out at night.. when its time for bed i usually just get 2 wipes close my eyes and leave them on to soak in then wipe, comes off so much easier!

Elmo, I didn`t realise Shizen did an eye makeup remover, thanks for that- think I might check it out too. I`ve tried another one of their products and loved it.

Thanks Music!
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We have a few of these at home in the linen cupboard that have never been used for anything! I might grab one out tonight!

Ooh thanks for that tip music! Even better ! 🙂

Something that`s more economical than that is “”microfibre cloths””. I read it on makeupalley and apparently it`s even better than normal face washer. You could use it as a mild scrub for the face, just have to remember not to wipe your face to hard with it. They are washable but you`re not suppose use laundry softener when you wash it as it`s going to make them work less efficiently.

They can be bought cheaply at Reject Shop (a bag of 10 for $5 – so you can wash it daily), any car section (they`re great to wash car and as general household wipes), or just in supermarket.

Lol, I love the way you think fifi.

The body shop washer sounds like a great idea! I just use warm water and a normal face cloth

Which means more money for the essentials in life…………Lip Gloss, Mascara, Perfume, etc……