jennyap
Well-known member
I posted these article links in another thread, but I encourage those of you who still use wipes to remove your makeup to break that habit and use something else (e.g., cleansing balm or oil, preferably). Certain makeup wipes may work on rare occasions (travel, cleaning up eyeshadow fallout or swatch removal), but not all the time.
How Makeup Wipes Affect Skin Care
Makeup Remover Wipes May Be Convenient... But Are They Bad For Your Skin? | Huffington Post
Totally agree. I do use wipes on occasion for travel, but even then prefer to take a balm cleanser with me. I don't use anything foaming either, too drying.
My make-up removal and cleansing routine varies somewhat depending on how much make-up I'm wearing. Generally though:
Start with either Lancôme Galateis Douceur (if not wearing foundation) or Body Shop Chamomile Cleansing Oil on dry skin, and remove with a washcloth & water. I pat off excess water then follow with Emma Hardie Moringa Cleansing Balm or similar, and again remove with washcloth.
If I'm wearing particularly heavy eye makeup, I will use a micellar water on cotton wool to take off most of it before the steps above.
I'm a big fan of double cleansing!