How do you remove your make-up?

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If you wear a fair amount of make-up, how do you remove it at night?

I usually massage coconut oil in and wipe off with a wet face cloth. Just wondering if there is a better (but not too expensive) way to do it.

I do the same. Coconut oil and a muslin. Cheap, easy and keeps my face moisturised!

Coconut oil and a cheeky wipes pad! It’s the best thing I ever discovered and my skin is great!

Is coconut oil non comedogenic?

Wipes, no7 hot cloth cleanser, wipe of micellar and then eye make up remover

No7 cleansing balm,hot flannel,miceller water for eye makeup.(bought the cleanser when it was on offer for a fiver)

@cleaningadvice yes it is technically. Though I believe virgin coconut oil isn’t? Not sure of the science behind that claim though if I’m honest so I could be wrong.

For me it’s a hot cloth and either votary cleansing oil if I’m flush or the Emma Harding cleansing balm from M&S it smells AMAZING

Miceller water for face and baby lotion for eye make up

As in it is comedogenic. Virgin apparently non comedogenic. I think...

Face halo.
Then wash.

Simple wipes. Anything else makes my eyes react

An oil (any, currently B) rinsed off
Cream cleanser (any) rinsed off

Konjac sponge, just wet.

Then tone with a thyme toner.

Removes all my makeup, including ELDW foundation.

Cold Cream and a flannel. Or any random water in oil tub we've got laying about (DP has lots of tubs for Psoriasis).

Never fails to get the mascara/gel liner off (which has always been the most difficult, particularly as almost everything I've tried has made the skin around my eyes sting).

Mine feels slightly high maintenance compared to most of these, but I try to look after my skin the best I can. My two main 'goals' are removing all traces of makeup and rehydrating my skin.

1. use nivea eye makeup remover on cotton pads to remove eye makeup
2. rub Clinique balm all over my face and wipe of with damp face cloth
3. use cleanser on cotton pads to make sure there's no makeup left
4. moisturise face with body shop vitamin E serum
5. body shop vutamin E under eye roll on

Simple Eye make up remover on a washable pad .
Eve Lom cleansing balm , removed with muslin cloth
Pixie toner
Oil of Olay eye cream , any serum & moisturiser
Clarisonic when I have time with clarins foaming face wash

It was Clinique take the day off balm followed by my skin care routine of cleanse and retinol but now I have the primark make up removing cloths I just use them with water followed by my skin care routine. Cost £2 for 3 and I was them along with my resizable cotton pads.

Reusable bot resizable. Sorry I had a toddler climbing over me as I typed.

I use a wipe then micellar water and cotton pads then a moisture spray.

Almond oil and warm wet flannel, followed by any cream cleanser and warm wet flannel.

Micellar water then an oil based cleanser and hot flannel.
Tone with Pixi Glow then moisturise.

Body shop chamomile cleansing butter and wiped with a wet flannel. The luxury body shop one is lovely. Eye make up remover with cotton wool first if I’ve got particularly heavy eye make up on. Then moisturiser.

Massage oil cleanser into my face (currently using Superfacialist Vitamin C cleanser)
Wipe off with nice hot flannel
Massage in cream cleanser (currently using Garnier Rose cleansing milk)
Wipe off with hot flannel

I don't bother with separate eye makeup remover as the oil cleanser just dissolves it all.

Personally I'm not a fan of coconut oil. Olive oil is preferable as it's less comedogenic.

Remove makeup with micellar water, then cleanse with either an oil (Chanel) or a balm (M&S Pure) and hot flannel. I use the Nivea two phase eye makeup remover on eyes because I use waterproof mascara. Pixi Glow tonic, serum, moisturiser. I tend to do it as soon as I get in from work so I don’t end up knackered and not bothering properly.

Sukin cream cleanser..... all natural ingredients so so lovely !

moisturiser on a piece of loo paper tissue to take off eye make up, followed by soap and warm water & flannel.