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We love waterproof mascara, long-wear eyeliner and a matte lipstick that really stands the test of time, just not taking it off. Often stinging, uncomfortable and requiring more elbow grease – hard cleansers just aren’t going to cut it. We need products that are going to require zero effort.
While some may go for any old Micellar water, it’s important to invest in a gentle cleanser that fits your skin type. From super dry, oily and sensitive – different complexions need specific formulas to keep skin balanced. Try the ones we’ve rounded up below:
Origins Well Off Fast and Gentle Eye Make-Up Remover
This will remove all traces of makeup from your eyes with none of that horrible burning sensation. A great buy for those with sensitive skin as it will leave eyes soothed, clean and refreshed.
Bioderma Sensibio H20 Micellar Water Makeup Remover
With literally thousands of 5-star reviews online, you know this product can’t do much wrong. Credited with removing even the most stubborn of eye makeup quickly and efficiently, this nonrinse product is great for all skin types.
Estee Lauder Take It Away Makeup Remover Lotion
Designed to remove all long-wear products without stripping the skin of moisture, this unique formula is a winner. It combines soothing botanical extracts and powerful solvents that are gentle enough to use around the eyes.
La Roche-Posay Toleriane Dermo-Cleanser
The line is developed for dehydrated and sensitive skin, so you know this cleanser will be exceptionally gentle. Its calming formula will reduce redness and work hard to remove stubborn makeup with its rinse-free formula. Additionally, the line is a French pharmacy favourite, with La Roche-Posay being found in the cupboards of the top French models, actresses and film stars, so you know it’s going to be good.
Lancome Bi-Facil Double-Action Gentle Oil-Free Eye Makeup Remover
Suitable for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers, simply shake the bottle and wipe away any remnants of the day.
Lancôme Bi-Facil Makeup Remover
Words By Rosina Findlay
