What do you use to take off eye makeup?

[Lottapianos]

I use oil to clean my face but it never manages to shift all of my mascara or eyeliner. I would like to try a new product that is gentle and won't sting my eyes or be too harsh on my skin.

Thanks for recommendations

Another baby wipes fan here.

Simple eye make up remover, the liquid, not the cream. I've trued baby wipes, but they seems to drag my eyes and makes them sting.

Another Clinique, take the day off, it's so gentle and very effective.

Bioderma Crealine here too. I bulk buy when we go to France...

liz earle cleanse and polish, really great for getting off all make up and is quick and leaves skin feeling lush

Olay. A cream in a tube. Brilliant. For years I have used M&S formula, in a light green bottle, absolutely fantastic. Then they went and changed the formula and I can't use it anymore.
But olay one is good. I wear eyeliner and mascara and cleans beautifully. Then I use hot water flannel(microfibre).

I only ever use simple eye make up remover, on a cotton wool pad. Nothing else works as well.

Vegetable oil-just the normal stuff. Everything else stings my eyes and/or doesn't work!

La Roche Posay physiological micellar solution. Works really well at removing waterproof mascara and leaves my skin feeling really cleansed and refreshed.

Simple facial wipes or Tesco own-brand ones.

I use Clinique 'take the day off' it's a shake to mix formula and shifts everything!!

I swear by this. I have really sensitive skin and use waterproof mascara and this never fails to get rid of it in one or two wipes.

I've tried a lot of other things, including some of the budget suggestions, but find that they require a lot of rubbing to get rid of every last scrap of make up which can leave my face a bit red, puffy and sore.

Klorane Cornflower lotion has worked for me for almost 40 years. Doesn't sting and shifts everything, leaves no residue. Concede that I use less eye makeup than I once did but mascara still has to be waterproof.

Take the Day Off is brilliant. I use the Simple eye make-up remover too if not feeling so flush.

Baby oil and cotton pad things.

Last for ages and keeps my eyes all lovely and soft

Boots Botanics here too - it's often on offer so quite cheap. I've tried more expensive (Clinique, Lancôme) and also Simple, Nivea etc but this one is the best and gentlest IMO.

Baby oil on cotton wool pads, followed by rose toner & then I moisturise. I wear heavy duty waterproof mascara (maybelline) & the baby oil eats through it in seconds :-)

No.7 or RoC biphase removers as I use a lot of mascara.

Cetaphil cleanser, doubles up as face wash too.

baby oil, its great on me. Nothing else I have tried works as well.

Vaseline for me too, rub on and dampen cotton wool pad and cotton wool bud for the tricky eyeliner bits. Have been using this for about 3 years now.

Body Shop Chamomile eye make-up remover. I've been using it for years and have been happy with it, but at £8 a bottle (and with all the other cheaper recommendations) I might try something else.
www.thebodyshop.co.uk/shop-by-range/camomile/camomile-kind-eye-make-up-remover.aspx

Boots fragrance free face wipes.