Use a microfiber cloth and water.
An excellent method of removing makeup and exfoliating dead skin cells.
Waffle weave cloth works best for exfoliating.
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How to remove make-up while saving the planet and your wallet
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I use Aqueous Cream, you can get it from Boots in a 500g tub for about £4. It's awesome stuff, just put a bit on a cotton wool pad and away you go!
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Instead of using cotton or tissues to remove make-up, keep a muslin cloth in the bathroom and use that. The super thin ones (that come with Eve Lom's cleanser etc) dry super quickly
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use vasaline insted of make-up remover, it also helps your skin stay mosturised, insted of mostuising afterwords x
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Don't bother buying all the fancy make-up removers! Remove your make-up with good old baby wipes.
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dilute rosewater, the real stuff, not the cooking stuff
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The body shop sell small face towel pieces to take your make up off with. They come with a little wash bag so you can stick them through the wash with your clothes. It would be easy to make your own from an old towel and use a persil tablet bag to keep them together in the wash.
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Cleansing removes the old make up and the grime and dirt that have accumulated through out the day. Here is how the face should be cleansed: *Remove mascara with a cotton bud that is dipped in eye-cleansing lotion. *Remove eye shadow by wiping with a cotton ball dipped in eye-cleansing lotion. *Pour face cleansing cream into your palm and apply generously over nose, chin, forehead and cheeks *Massage the cream into the skin, begin from under the throat and move to the top of your forehead with your fingertips. *Remove cream from face with tissue pads. Begin from under the chin, and then move to the cheek and then to the forehead.
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I use a bit of vaseline/petroleum jelly. It helps with my dry skin in the winter and removes everything in just a few swipes.
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if you run out of cleanser , oryou are on a tight budget , milk is an excellent make up remover and skin cleanser , it will even remove some mascaras too ,place on a cotton wool pad /ball and wipe across face and neck untill all make up is removed , you'll be amazed ,rinse with warm water ,This is especially good if you have dry or sensitive skin.
