Sleeping with Makeup On
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Mar 19, 2012
Amanda J.
ACK DON'T DO IT!!!!!!! lol Just get makeup remover wipes if you're too lazy like me. Sorry, I hadn't read the thing, lol. Yeah, just makeup remover wipes. The Neutrogena ones are the best in my opinion. But I don't think not getting it ALL off is too bad. I will wake up in the morning with little black morning goobers in my eyes. :P Ain't no thang. At least, for me. >.<
Mar 19, 2012
N D.
Oil. Any kind, really. I prefer grapeseed, but olive, jojoba, coconut, safflower. Any of them will easily remove all your makeup. I haven't had a problem with it breaking me out at all, but your mileage may vary.
Mar 19, 2012
Anji W.
You may want to get an eye make up remover(in addition to makeup remover) especially if you are using waterproof mascara. Wet & Wild has a very inexpensive eye make up remover that's very gentle and right around $3 or less. While mascara may not be harsh on your skin, old remnants of mascara can possibly be damaging to your eyes.
Mar 19, 2012
Debras S.
Lancome's Bifacil is a unbelievable eye make-up remover! Not sure your price range but check it out,
Mar 19, 2012
Stephanie T.
Cetaphil facial cleanser, which is available in store brands everywhere, works great either with water & a soft washcloth or you can apply with your fingers & tissue off. So gentle it can be used on infants, works great, fragrance free, lasts forever, cheap. :-)
Mar 18, 2012
Jenny F.
Thank you :)
Mar 17, 2012
Colleen T.
There's Olay make- up remover for combination skin. Which you can buy at any drugstore.
Mar 17, 2012
Jenny F.
I know that sleeping with all your make-up on is really bad for your skin, but is sleeping with a little bit on bad too? I don't mean very much at all, it's just when I remove my make-up I find it hard to get all of my mascara off. I get most of it off, and I'll think it's all off, but then I'll end up with little black specks of mascara around my eyes an hour later. So I was just wondering if not getting all of that off is going to be a problem for my skin? I have combination skin. And if it is, could you suggest a good make-up remover that isn't too expensive? Thank you :)