Makeup Removers:

Makeup removers are important for clean skin. Most women with normal skin should use a cleanser at night to remove makeup, cellular debris and the grime of the day. Although a rinse-off cleanser will cut through most face makeup, eye makeup can be a lot harder to remove and requires a product with a lot of oil.

Makeup removers or cosmetic make up remover is a must to have around. Stubborn eye makeup requires a gentle solvent that is removes mascara and rinses off easily.

Some Important Makeup Removers are as:-

• Neutrogena Eye Makeup Remover:- This is an oil free makeup remover that is effective and doesn't leave an oily mess.

• Mineral Oil:- Mineral oil is best for removing make up. It is even cheaper than baby oil.

• Baby Oil:- If you don't have mineral oil,baby oil can be used.it works great and moisturizes the skin.

• Olive Oil:- Use olive oil from kitchen.It removes make up very easily. Olive oil is an excellent, natural way to remove eye makeup and to condition the lashes. Remove excess olive oil with a warm, damp washcloth.  For a more luxurious experience, slightly warm the olive oil before applying.

• Almond Oil:- Use sweet almond oil.It works great and is very cheap and good for the skin too.

• Vaseline:- It can also be used to remove eye makeup. Use a damp, warm wash cloth to remove the Vaseline and eye makeup.  Eye makeup comes off quickly and easily using this method.

• Cold Cream:-  There are a variety of cold cream products that thoroughly remove eye makeup and condition the surrounding skin.

Step by Step Process for Removing Makeup

• Select a cleanser suitable for your skin type that has also been tested for the removal or breakdown of makeup. Some soaps and cleansers don't thoroughly cleanse your skin of makeup.
• Splash your face with lukewarm water, the best temperature for lathering up and facilitating the breakdown of makeup.
• Place a dollop of cleanser in the center of one hand and rub your hands together to generate lather. Add water if necessary.
• Apply the lather to your entire face and rub gently, concentrating on the places where you applied makeup.
• Pat your face dry with a towel.