Good eye makeup removers?

Jul 23, 2012

Lauren D.

I always find myself coming back to Neutrogena's oil free makeup remover. I've used so many different ones but Neutrogena's is the best!

Jul 23, 2012

Destany P.

Clinique oil free makeup remover! Amazing and can't live without it

Sep 1, 2012

The best one that I have found to date is the Sonia Kashuk eye makeup remover. I've tried and also like the Neutrogena Oil Free eye makeup remover before as well and I will use it if I don't have the SK on hand. Both work pretty well but I'd recommend the SK over the Neutrogena. Its 10$ at Target and I personally think its worth it because it actually works and doesn't leave the build up that the Neutrogena can leave behind.

Sep 3, 2012

Juliet S.

I usually use shu uemura cleansing oil to remove makeup n it goes to eye makeup as well. Oil is the best. If u still want eye makeup remover than its Kanebo, Shiseido, Lancôme

Sep 6, 2012

Heather V.

I use maybelline expert eyes moisturizing eye makeup remover. I use the liquid at home on cotton balls, and when I'm traveling I use the sheets

Sep 6, 2012

Ines K.

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Im using this gel,.. and belive me i wear alooot of makeup,and ALL makeups comes off ,.. first i wet my face and then just put a small amount on my hands and with hands on my face close my eyes and in 5 seconds everything is coming off. then i just wash.i wouldn chenge iut for nothing. And it doesnt burn even if i get this in my eyes <3 <3

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