Makeup Removers

These are not drying wipes. They actually leave your

skin feeling clean like they've said they would do. They

cost around $4 bucks and can be found anywhere.

The downside is that if you forgot to cover the slip

back up your wipes will dry out very quickly. Overall

this makeup removers feels light and clean and I would

reccommend it because it's cheap, affordable and does

the job.

These or any from pond's are moist but they

dry out very very quickly. I think this brand is

the first brand that I have seen dried up in about

a couple of seconds. Like when you're done with one

side of the face half of the other side of the wipe is already

dried up. They are around $4 bucks a couple of cents cheaper

then clean&clear but I don't think that

these compare to clean&clear makeup remover. They might

be moist but they dry up too fast and the wipes are pretty soft

to say but it's not soft on your face and doesn't give you any kind

of feelings towards it. It's just blank and you're like "blah, what ever

you just have to use this up because you have it."

Almay Eye makeup Remover

These does the job as it is said to do. These

small circle wipes are very moist, not drying at

all, and perfect for on the go. It tends to have this

oily ingredient to the wipes, I guess this is the main

ingredient that does the eye makeup remover but

yet it is not as strong as oil or it doesn't feel that oily.

I can't really explain it but it does have this silky oil

to it. The downsideto these are that they will

remover all of your eyemakeup completely but it'll leave

your lower lash line with makeup. So since the wipes

are pretty moist and oily all you have to do is take a

paper towel or cloth and remove the rest of your makeup off.

Another down side to this remover is that sometimes after

you remove your eye makeup the residue that this removers leaves

on you tend to sting in your eye. I have this for a year now and

I think I haven't touch it must is because of the oil. I can't complain

because it really does the job but if they could find a different way

to take out the oil then I think it would be consider america's #1

eye makeup remover. It cost around $5 bucks.

MAC MAKEUP REMOVER
I love love this product. I knew that it was love at

first site when I first tried it on at the CCO. It was

the first time I went to the CCO and it was also the

first time I tried this remover on. Although it was my

first time trying it throughout my whole 2 hours in the

store I kept going for this wipe when I needed to remove

the swatches on my hands. This is exactly $25 bucks for 100

wipes. These are a expensive but for the price and quality that

you get out of it's worth every penny. Like some other cheaper

brand you'll have to try harder to remove your makeup off and

try to remover those hard formula of mascara and eyeliner

but with this stuff, it's magic! This baby will seriously take off

all your makeup without you having to fuss or trying at all. This is

a must have for those who don't mind spending a couple extra dollars

but not having to worry about a thing.

VS VERY SEXY MAKEUP REMOVER

I tried this one for a week now and I'm glad to say

that I gave this a try. This doesn't have a smell to it,

it feels very natural when removing your makeup almost

like removing it with water but this remover removes

everything completely. The formula of this remover feels

soft and leaving your skin feeling fresh and natural. Yes, I

know natural isn't the way to describe it but it really feels

like an organic remover. Why? Because when you remove it

it just feels very natural like the finest ingredients there is out

there...I can't explain but this is one makeup products that VS

did a good job on because this stuff makes you feel so pure and

fresh! Cost around $2 bucks while it's on sale right now!




beyond belief deep cleansing towelettes

This is probably my favorite wipes out of all

the cheap brands. This wipe can be found only

at sally beauty supply stores and cost around $3-4

bucks. It has a good smell to it, it comes in 56 wipes

and this stuff will completely take off your makeup

without having to fuss with it. It feels like any other

makeup remover except it has this really good smell

to it and it doesn't irrate your skin like some other brands.

The only thing that I dislikeabout it is the packaging.

Notice how it has a flip tag made out

of plastic which you're suppose to flip it open and close it back

up so the wipes won't dry out. It's a clever idea then other brands

like C&C but it doesn't close tightly. Once you open it the thing

won't shut itself shut. Don't know if I just got a bad one or what

the deal is but I am planning to get more of these since they are

cheaper then those found at drugstores or in walmart. The only

thing that needs to be change is probably the packaging.





Equate facial cleansing towelettes

These are the cheapest there is when talking about makeup

removers found at walmart or any drugstore. You do get a lot

for what you pay for which is about $2-3 bucks and they do cost

less then C&C, almay, pond's etc but there's a downside to it.

These wipes does take off your makeup like foundation, concealer

and blushes but not your eye makeup. Yes, they will take off your

eyeshadows but that's about it. Another downside is that this one

actually irrates your skin. Well, at least it did irrate my skin. Each time

that I would use this it leaves my skin feeling dry and not moist at

all! It also makes my skin itches and I would feel like I have to stratch

my face or wash it off immediately with my cleanser. I don't know what

the deal is with this thing but it just didn't suit my skin type plus it also

broke me out. This is what I have experience with this product but it might

work well for some of you since we all have different types of skin so do't let

my review scare you. Has anyone tried this remover before? Let me

know what you think of it.




My overall reaction and review of these removers are based on my

judgements and experience. It might work for some and it might not

work for others so I would say try it out yourself but honestly, this is

how I have felt about these products. I will say that if it doesn't matter

to you about the price range then MAC wipes are the best to deal with

as it doesn't break you out, doesn't dry your face and you basically don't

have any problems with it. My second choice would be sally's makeup remover

because these are cheaper then MAC plus they do the job. My third choice

would be VS remover because they feel very natural and something I haven't

quite experience with any other removers. The only thing is that if you like

wipes these are not package the same way. For these you'll have to take a

cotton ball and swirl it around your face where ever there is makeup.

I think this is all

I have to say about these removers...