Makeup removal effects on my skin!

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Rebecca V.

Jan 16, 2014

Rebecca V.

I have been using makeup removal since August, and I feel that I've been breaking out more. It is oily, and I was wondering what I could do to prevent this:)

Chelsea V.

Jan 16, 2014

Chelsea V.

I love using my cleanser throughly instead of makeup removers, doesn't feel good on my skin.

Maybe look for one which isn't oil based :) xx

Erica H.

Jan 16, 2014

Erica H.

Maybe use cleansing wipes instead of the oily liquid.

Rebecca V.

Jan 16, 2014

Rebecca V.

Thanks:)!

Lisa S.

Jan 16, 2014

Lisa S.

I have a Clarisonic and I don't like using it to remove my makeup. I
use makeup wipes and then my Clarisonic because I want it to clean my face vs just using it to remove my makeup. If that made sense lol? If you don't have a Clarisonic then I recommend removing makeup and then washing face; if you are just removing your makeup without cleansing then that is probably causing you to break out because yes you removed makeup, but not the dirt and oils that are still trapped in your skin, also make sure you are following with a moisturizer

Rebecca V.

Jan 16, 2014

Rebecca V.

Thank you, Lisa:)

Devon D.

Jan 16, 2014

Devon D.

Make-up wipes can damage you acid mantle, a good one to go for if you've oily skin is a cleansing milk,gel, or lotion rather than a cream, and a toner containing witch hazel to finish (assume you don't have oily skin with sensitiviy in which case a toner without with hazel or alcohol would be more suitable) studied suitable make-up removers in college (Itec diploma level 5 year 1)

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