Makeup remover

Makeup remover for eyes and face

The right makeup remover depends on your makeup and your skin. If you wear waterproof mascara, it needs to be strong enough to dissolve it. If you have sensitive skin around your eyes, it needs to be gentle. Here are four different ways to do it:

• Eye makeup remover: gentle cleansing agents and nourishing oils allow even waterproof eye makeup to glide off your lashes without rubbing. Organic aloe vera and glycerin moisturise, and it is fragrance-free. You can also use it as a cleansing water for your whole face.
• Cleansing balm: removes makeup, deep cleanses and nourishes in one. The balm turns into an oil as you massage it in and dissolves waterproof sunscreen, long-lasting lipstick, eyeshadow and mascara. It is especially good for dry and sensitive skin and skin prone to redness.
• Multi Oil: organic jojoba and sesame oil that you apply to a damp cloth or damp cotton pad. It also removes eye makeup, and you can use the same bottle for your hair and body.
• Cleansing Gel: for normal, oily and combination skin. The gel turns into a soft foam with water and removes makeup, dirt and excess oil without leaving skin feeling tight.

How to remove waterproof makeup

Give the eye makeup remover time to dissolve the mascara before wiping it off, so you don't have to rub. If you use a cleansing balm, massage it into dry skin and rinse with lukewarm water. Always remove eye makeup before going to bed: the skin around your eyes is thin and one of the first places to show signs of ageing.

Gentle evening cleansing in two steps

Use makeup remover or cleansing balm first, then cleanse with your usual facial cleanser. This removes both makeup and dirt. You can finish with a toner or skin tonic. All our makeup removers are dermatologically tested and vegan, and Eye makeup remover and the fragrance-free versions of Cleansing Gel and Multi Oil are AllergyCertified. Read more in the guide create a good cleansing routine, or find your routine.