Top tips for how to remove makeup

Our top tips for how to remove makeup

Whether it’s party ready looks, smokey eyes or naturally glowy vibes, we all know how important it is to remove makeup after a day’s wear. These tips on how to remove your makeup will have you jumping into bed with super cleansed skin ready for the next day to wake. Make sure you remove all your makeup.

We’ve all done it, tough long days and ready to hit the hay it can often be tempting to throw back your hair and quickly run through your routine. Try to take your time even if you’re tired. Tie back your hair and try not to forget any spots. Make sure to remember to remove makeup from behind your ears, under your jaw and also around your neck and chin.

Be gentle when removing makeup. 

It’s not just sensitive skin that can flare up and become irritated from harsh rubbing. Try to be gentle when removing any makeup from the skin and avoid rubbing too harshly. Try to avoid any tugging, rubbing, scrubbing or pressure to the skin. Eyes are also sensitive areas of the face so take extra care when attempting to remove the make from any areas that are close to your eyes.How to remove tough makeup around the eyes.

A great tip for removing makeup around the eyes is to soak the lids and lashes to break down the harsh makeup. By letting removers soak into the products can make removing the makeup a little easier. Often after holding remover for just a few seconds this can enable the mascara to be easily wiped off.

Try using cotton buds to reach difficult areas easily.

Cotton buds can be a great tool for reaching difficult or sensitive areas of the face. Soak the end of the bud in water or remover and use it to tackle areas of the makeup that are either stubborn or difficult to remove.

Cleanse and cleanse again.

After removing your makeup from your skin with a makeup remover, wipe the face with a wet face cloth to remove any excess remover in the skin pores. Finally finish off with a wet cloth on the face can help to ensure that all the makeup remover and makeup is removed.Removing Lipstick

After Wearing heavy lipstick use an oil based remover to remove long wearing lipstick from your lips. Soak a face pad in liquid or cream remover, this should remove most if not all the lipstick.

Try to avoid baby wipes

Baby wipes are not great for a number of reasons. The main reason is that baby wipes are not designed to remove makeup from the skin. Try using a reusable face pad that is made from natural ingredients for the best results when removing makeup.