We all struggle with removing makeup at the end of the day, but finding the best makeup remover can feel like an overwhelming task. After all, there are so many to choose from—from drugstore favourites to high-end cosmetics. But you don’t need to spend a fortune to get a great makeup remover. Plus, there are great natural makeup removers that work as well, if not better, than their chemical-based counterparts.
Oil Cleansing Effective for removing a make up
Oil cleansing has been touted as an all-natural, inexpensive, and effective way to cleanse your face of impurities and makeup. This method involves rubbing your face with a cleansing oil rather than with soap or cleanser, then rinsing off the oil with warm water. It sounds simple enough, but oil cleansing isn’t something that everyone should try. Cleansing oils tend to be thick, so those with oily skin might as well not bother. They also tend to leave a greasy residue behind, which often means you need to use a toner afterward. If this all sounds like bad news, think again: oil cleansing is kinder to the skin, and at the end of the day, your skin usually feels clean, refreshed, and ready to take on the world.
Witch Hazel DIY removal makeup.
Witch hazel is used to treat acne, oily skin, varicose veins, blotchy skin, and enlarged pores. But did you know that it can also be used to remove makeup? Witch hazel is an astringent, meaning it helps to remove excess oil and tighten skin. In 1838, Henry David Thoreau was “noted for his habit of rubbing himself with witch hazel.” As an avid user of witch hazel, he burned himself during one of witch hazel’s many uses. (He’d rub himself down with witch hazel to rub out insect bites, but he was sitting too close to the flame.) He treated the burn with cold tea made from the witch hazel, but when he returned home, he discovered that it had removed his makeup as well.
Aloe Vera is effective in removing makeup.
Due to my sensitive skin, I prefer to use aloe Vera whenever I have to remove my makeup, and here is why. Aloe Vera is a 100% natural product, and here are the benefits it offers: It’s 100% naturalist, nourishes the skin helps the skin headlit, and helps remove impurities. It’s non-comedogenic, it’s soothing, it’s hydrating, and it helps treat acne and blemishes. It helps treat various skin infections. It relieves sunburn.
DIY Makeup Remover Wipes
You’ve spent enough time getting ready; now it’s time to get ready for bed. Maybe you’re one of those people who take makeup off before bed, but who wants to waste time and effort? Why not make homemade makeup remover wipes? Yes, there are lots of wipes on the market, but making wipes yourself will ensure you know exactly what’s in them. They’re also so much more cost-effective than buying the store-bought kind. If you’re on a budget but don’t want to sacrifice hygiene, then DIY makeup remover wipes are right up your alley. They’re quick, easy, and cheap to make, and you can customize each one to your exact personal preferences. The best part is that you can use old makeup to remove makeup, so you’ll always have wipes on hand.
Honey Face Wash
Homemade facial cleanser recipes like this honey wash are perfect for anyone with sensitive skin. Honey is a natural antibacterial, which makes it a great homemade product to use on your face. This face wash recipe makes enough to fill a large mason jar—or a small jar if you prefer to make smaller batches. Knowing how to make your own beauty products, such as facial cleansers and masks, is all the rage right now. With so many people turning to DIY skincare, I decided to give making your own facial cleanser a try. After doing a little research, I discovered many facial cleansers contain harsh chemical ingredients that strip the skin of its natural oils and cause the skin to become more dry or oily. By making your own facial cleanser, you know exactly what goes into it, which is especially important for those with sensitive skin.
Exfoliating Scrub
Exfoliating is pretty easy—if you do it yourself. But if you want a scrub that does it for you, you might want to consider the Neutrogena Scrub. This moisturizing exfoliator is more than just a scrub, though—it’s an all-in-one cleanser, mask, and moisturizer. It’s best for normal to dry skin but can be used on all skin types. Exfoliating scrubs do more than get rid of dead skin. They can also help clean up clogged pores, keep your skin looking plump, and help prevent collagen breakdown. The best part is that exfoliating scrubs are incredibly easy to make at home. They’re a natural, oil-based scrub that you can pick up at your local health or beauty store. They’ll replace a weekly face mask like the ones you’ve used in the past but will leave you with softer, smoother skin.
