How to Remove Make-up

Make-up removal is just as important as applying it. Moreover, it is part of caring for your skin, and this procedure must be carried out correctly. From this article, you will learn important points to consider when removing makeup.

Instruments:
Micellar water
Cleansing (hydrophilic) Oil
Makeup Remover Cleansing Lotion / Gel

Lips
Start removing makeup from lips.
Remove lipstick with micellar water.

Eyes
The cotton pad is divided into two parts and then bend half in half to get a semicircle. Moisten them with micellar water and stick on the lower eyelids.
Also moisten the whole disk with micellar water and apply it to the eyes, hold it for about 30 seconds, and then carefully remove it together with the lower half of the disk, as if pulling the mascara off the eyelashes. In this way, false eyelashes are also very easily removed, which can then be reused because there is no oil film left on them, as from a two-phase makeup remover. It is only necessary to remove residual glue and eyelashes are ready for use again.

Face
Resistant foundation is better to remove using cleansing (hydrophilic) oil. Apply the oil on dry skin, massage for a minute, then wet hands with water and again with circular motions massage the skin. Wash off with warm water.

For washing off the usual foundation, lotion / gel for removing make-up is quite enough (lotion is more suitable for dry and normal skin; gel - for combination and oily). Apply lotion / gel on dry skin, massage and remove with cotton pads or paper towel. Washing with both hydrophilic oil and lotion / gel should be repeated once more in order to maximally clean the skin from the remnants of the foundation.

Next, wash your face with clean warm water. Too hot or cold water - stress to the skin. After that you can apply tonic, cream, mask, etc.
Be delicate in everything related to skin care. Do not rush, do not stretch and do not rub, give the makeup remover enough time and you will permanently preserve the health and youthfulness of the skin
Anna Khotskaia
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