PLease reccomend me an eye make up remover.

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I'm sat here with eye watering after trying yet another eye make up remover which my eyes don't like. I don't seem to get on with the ones you have to shake together before you use them. Also I don't like cream removers.

Anyone got any reccomendations. Don't really care about budget, just want something that doesn't hurt.

I've just used bioderma for the first time after seeing Lisa Eldridge reccomend it and I love it. It feels like water, no oil, no smell, no stinging eyes and my makeup just slid off. I don't think you can normally get it in the uk but I got mine from Amazon it was £20 but it's a massive bottle.

Vaseline? Only thing that doesn't sting my eyes - bit claggy sometimes though.

Gatineau floracil, not the cheapest but excellent stuff buy it from QVC then you have 30 days to return it for full refund if it doesn't suit you!

Always used lancome but have recently changed to simple after recommendations on here. Very impressed - gentle and thorough and cheap!

My eyes sting with lots of eye make up removers, and I try to always use 'natural' products, but in this case, the only one I've found is Nivea Visage. It's cheap (ish-about a fiver), non-creamy, and you can get it in the supermarket!

Baby oil. Gets it all off and doesnt give me styes.

I put a drop on my fingertip and massage it in, then I wipe away with a tissue loo roll.

There are very few my skin can tolerate, but these products are OK for me

Lush Ultrabland, removed with the Eau Roma toner or just a bit of cotton wool and warm water is one of the few ways my sensitive skin will tolerate. Vaseline also works like this for me

Also Boots Botanics do one, can't remember what it is called, but it has a water layer and an oil layer, you have to shake it together.

I use a washcloth that removes eye make up. Before that always Lancôme bifacils (sp?)

Simple makeup remover wipes are brilliant - not just for eye makeup. They are quick and effective. No excuse for going to bed in my makeup now!

Garnier- simply brilliant . Doesn't sting. Though I don't use waterproof mascara.

I second the simple eye make up wipes! They are fab & so easy to use.

Try Simple eye make up remover - clear liquid - always winning awards and good for sensitive eyes

As reccommended by another mumnetter I bought Oil of Olay eye make-up remover which is cheaper than most and it really works well

Pervonia is lovely, doesnt sting, isn't oily and shifts the most stubborn of mascaras.

I find the Body Shop camomile eye make up remover SO efficient, it stings a little if you get it in your eyes but apart from that I find it kind and gentle on the soft skin around my eyes :)

www.thebodyshop.co.uk/_en/_gb/catalog/product.aspx?ParentCatCode=C_SkinCare&CatCode=C_SkinCare_EyeCare&prdcode=28311m

Oh, and it's pretty cheap

cotton pad and bodylotion. cheap and effective.

I bought the Boots botanics one after seeing it recommended on here. It's the half/ half one. Works well, no stinging. I also use Simple wipes, but find them a bit harsh round my eyes.

Boots own brand remover pads.

In a pale blue small tub with darker blue lid. About £1.39.

Clinique Take The Day Off is my favourite. Some supposedly gentle ones like Body Shop camomile stung my eyes :(

I second the Simple eye makeup remover liquid. I have really sensitive eyes too and hate anything creamy / greasy. Simple is fab.

I use Clinique take the day off lotion with muslin cloth or simple wipes both are non perfumed and gentle.

take day off. really v good and gentle can remove industrial strength mascara

Both Simple and the Body Shop camomile one sting my eyelids. Unfortunately it's a bit of trial and error.

Boots own brand (I think it's called Essentials) do a fantastic Cucumber EMUR; it's like a runny gel, and is really gentle and soothing. And cheap as chips (less than £1.50 for a big bottle).

I think ENormaSnob's pads are in the same range.