Best eye makeup remover

[ChemistryTutorSolihull]

Please could you recommend me a really good eye makeup remover? My eyes are so itchy at the moment.

I don't use a separate product for eyes and face. I just use garnier micella gel. Not the liquid micellar you need a cotton ball to use, but the pump gel one. It comes in a sensitive version too.

I use pure unscented almond oil. Works brilliantly and is very mild. It's excellent if you have dry, sensitive skin. I avoid all the rubbish ones loaded with chemicals.

I use mamia sensitive baby wipes from aldi -they're great

Thank you so much. I think it's combination of too much screen time and a bit of hay fever so I feel like I need something really soothing to remove my mascara. Thanks for any tips

Grape seed oil and a hot cloth to remove all of your make up and unless you've got dry skin you don't need a moisturiser afterwards

I like the ones you have to shake. Nivia do one that works really well. I prefer these over wipes or micella water because you don’t have to rub as much and I find it better for my lashes.
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I use the Johnsons face wipes (pink) then use a hot cloth cleanser afterwards. The wipes get all waterproof mascara off.

Another vote for Nivea.
Very gentle, reasonably priced, and good for sensitive eyes
Often on offer - 3 for 2 at Boots.
www.boots.com/nivea-daily-essentials-double-effect-eye-make-up-remover-125ml-10183085

Body Shop chamomile cleanser is great - I use Liz Earle hot cloth cleanser for my face but it doesn’t budge mascara, so finish with this.

Nivea one you shake is fantastic and cheap as chips! I used to use Clinique take the day off and this is better for a fraction of the cost

Currently using up Body Shop chamomile eye make up removers. One is a waterproof version.

The is going to look at Klorlane

Another vote for Body Shop chamomile. I bulk buy!

Best I’ve ever used. Gentle but effective, no stinging.

After a lifetime of buying cheaper products, I've just treated myself to Lancome Bi-Facil eye makeup remover. Pricey but brilliant as every bit of mascara comes off really easily!

I've got very sensitive eyes and there's no stinging at all.

Thanks so much, this has been really helpful

Ponds Cold Cream, less than a fiver and it's brilliant. Slather it on, leave it while I brush my teeth then wipe off with a hot flannel and it takes everything off. I have sensitive skin and it's really soothing. I also use it as a moisturiser sometimes, just a thin layer and leave it on overnight. Honestly, it's magic stuff.

Garnier Sensitive Micellar Water gets rid of all eye make up even waterproof mascara or long lasting liquid eye liner.

I also use the nivea one already posted, it's really gentle but gets everything off. I do enjoy the Clinique take the day off samples but can't justify the spend on it.

I have found face silk pads and they're brilliant
No chemicals just water. They are amazing.
Searched online just now and can only find 'face halo':

https://www.boots.com/face-halo-make-up-remover-pad-originalal---single-pack-10256321

Having just wasted my money on Kiehl’s cleansing oil, I’m going to go back to Superfacialist vitamin C cleansing oil which I use with a normal muslin. In the meantime, I’m using good old coconut oil which seems to be the answer to most problems!

Garnier micellar water removes all make-up in one go!

The clinique take the day off balm is awesome... Takes off my waterproof mascara easily

I use Vaseline for eye make up, I rub a tiny bit across my eyes then take it off with warm water and cotton wool. I’m a fellow hay fever sufferer and occasionally get a little eczema on my eyelids if I am particularly stressed. Vaseline has always worked really well and never given me any problems.

A little dab of coconut oil (or any oil), rubbed it through the lashes then wiped off with a damp cloth. Easy, very effective, cheap, no wasteful packaging, and not lining the pockets of these massive companies (I bloody hate the beauty industry so anything to avoid it I like).

I use Simple cleansing oil and it is pretty good at removing mascara, although I do use double the recommended amount. Agree that coconut oil would do the job just as well.