4 Best Ways to Remove Makeup

4 Best Ways to Remove Makeup

Hey loves!

I was just in my bathroom with a beat face and I started to think about products that can remove my makeup. Not just any products though , products that have my face feeling amazing after. Guessing you thought about it too unless you wouldn’t be here. Makeup is cute and all for just several hours but when its time to sleep. Best believe you need to remove your makeup to get back that fresh face you had before all that beat. 4 ways to remove our makeup some of these products are even in your home how cool is that?

How to remove Makeup

 

  1. Makeup Wipes/Baby Wipes

When I just started it out with makeup I used my niece wipes to remove my makeup. Yes I know why baby wipes? but at that time in 2k12 (whew time flies) I didn’t know what was best to remove makeup than baby wipes lol I never liked reading so googling was not my strength. How to remove your makeup with wipes is simple all you need is a cheap pack of wipes and just use one per day (that’s if you wear makeup everyday). Use one side for your face use the next side for your eyes and lips. About the makeup wipes my fav is the Simple makeup remover wipes even though it’s just 5 comes in a pack. The scent of it is amazing and plus its cheap.

    2. Coconut Oil (Any Oil)

Now a lot you gon say coconut oil how? Well yes coconut oil can be use for so much things in life its amazing. I’m not a huge fan of coconut oil because of the scent but it works wonders for my face leaving it super soft. First how I use the coconut oil is by pouring a little on my finger tips and massage it on my face in circular motions. At the end of rubbing it around your face make sure you have a warm cloth near by because this is what going to be used to remove it off your face without making a mess. After this if you don’t like the greasy feeling on face get yourself a scrub.

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 3. Make-up cleanser

A cleanser is safe but not safe enough to rub on your lids to get rid of the eye-shadow. I love using it though because it removes my makeup way better than makeup wipes. How to use the cleanser is the same as the oils is the cleasner is liquid. The cleasner i use is from Farmacy Beauty it’s not liquid until applied on the face it melts. Theres tons of cleanser out there to use. You just need to find the best suited for your skin type. Mostly go for the cleanser that don’t have Parabens, formaldehyde and artificial coloring.

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4. Soap and Water

Yes soap! no sweet bar soap than you bathe with ma’am. Face soap any face soap of your liking can be used. My personal use when all the products above is out I use a blue soap in Jamaica called “Cake Soap”. This soap basically removes makeup good but often dries out your face because of numerous washes. I normally soap up my face rub it into my skin then take a warm rag and wipe it off upwards. You can always wash your face off with room temperature water.

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Aloe vera

Lets be honest all of us don’t normally have this in our home but hey it can be used remove your makeup.

 

How do you remove your make up?

 

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27 Comments

  1. February 16, 2018 / 5:21 AM

    These are great ways to remove make up. Thanks for sharing.

  2. February 16, 2018 / 1:34 PM

    Thank you for these tips. I tend to use the wipes or a washcloth. Most of the time I can get away with a washcloth since I barely wear makeup.

  3. February 16, 2018 / 4:05 PM

    Great tips you got there and I think every woman has their own routine. I’m a double cleanser, I use micellar water and cetaphil after to take off make up

  4. Waren Jean
    February 16, 2018 / 12:58 PM

    Thanks for these! Good to know we can use coconut oil as make up remover. That’s the only one I haven’t tried on this list.

  5. Julie Plagens
    February 16, 2018 / 6:47 PM

    Oh wow. Coconut oil clogged about every pore in my daughters face. It was horrific. Some people can’t use it!

    • niquewallace
      Author
      February 17, 2018 / 3:36 AM

      I literally hate the scent but i dont have wide pores so clogging is not much of an issue for me all your daughter needs is something to thighten her pores because wearing makeup with large pores is not good at all that causes acne.

  6. February 16, 2018 / 9:26 PM

    I usually use face wash to remove my makeup with. I used to have face wipes, but I didn’t use them often enough, and they dried out.

    • niquewallace
      Author
      February 17, 2018 / 3:34 AM

      lol omg you made em dried out

  7. February 16, 2018 / 10:48 PM

    I have to admit I seem to switch between wipes and cleanser, I’ve heard quite a bit about oils though. Definitely something I would be interested to try at some point.

  8. February 16, 2018 / 11:18 PM

    Great tips! I purchased a few things to remove makeup. This is a great post.

  9. February 17, 2018 / 12:15 AM

    I don’t wear make-up often and I don’t wear a lot when I do. I think these are great ways to remove make-up. I usually end up just using a facial cleanser.

  10. February 17, 2018 / 1:57 AM

    I like using wipes to start with when removing my makeup. I also really like using coconut oil when it is really difficult to get off.

  11. Nicole Anderson
    February 17, 2018 / 12:24 AM

    Coconut oil works well for so many things. I have never used it to remove make-up. I am going to try it tonight. Thanks for sharing this tip.

    • niquewallace
      Author
      February 17, 2018 / 3:33 AM

      Your welcome hun ♥

  12. Dee Jackson
    February 17, 2018 / 2:18 AM

    I use a combination of coconut oil and baby wipes. I don’t wear alot of makeup but it works.

    • niquewallace
      Author
      February 17, 2018 / 3:31 AM

      I never tried removing my makeup with both before i should definitely try

  13. February 17, 2018 / 12:28 PM

    I’ve never tried cleansing wipes before. I always go for double cleansing, cleansing water or cleansing balm first then facial wash.

  14. Hannah Marie
    February 18, 2018 / 8:57 AM

    I have been using most of these since before micellar water arrived. I think you can add up petroleum jelly to the list. That’s pretty easy and handy to use as well.

  15. February 19, 2018 / 12:28 AM

    Im a coconut oil girl. Thats the best and natural with no chemicals and leave your face smooth!

  16. Angela Milnes
    February 18, 2018 / 8:32 PM

    Baby wipes have always worked well for me. I don’t use enough makeup to use anything else.

  17. Annreeba
    February 19, 2018 / 5:56 AM

    These are some great ideas to remove makeup. I dont like oils, because they feel greesy. But glad to hear that it can make skin soft.

  18. February 19, 2018 / 8:32 PM

    I didn’t know that you could use coconut oil to remove make-up! Thee are awesome tips, I like the “soap and water” on because sometimes you have to do it the basic way, lol. Thanks for sharing.

    • niquewallace
      Author
      February 20, 2018 / 4:29 AM

      yes the soap and water was my specialty for a while until i got cleansers.

  19. Dana Brillante-Peller
    February 20, 2018 / 6:00 PM

    I always try to refrain from using soap and water. It dries up my skin.

  20. February 21, 2018 / 6:51 AM

    Ohh, thanks for this. I didn’t know that Aloe Vera and coconut oil are also good to remove make-ups. My regular remover is soap and water and the commercialised make-up remover. I guess I have now an alternative.

    • niquewallace
      Author
      February 21, 2018 / 4:26 PM

      Glad I could give you another alternative

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