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From micellar water to cleansing oil, these products are doctor favorites.
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When removing eye makeup, choose a product specific for the eye area.
These pads from Almay check both those boxes, and theyre super easy to pack for travel.
The brands dual-phase liquid cleanser is also excellent for allmakeup removaland sensitive eyes, she says.
Dr. Fusco says makeup wipes are best for removing a light layer of makeup.
One exception: check that the product doesnt have a lathering ingredient.
Suds can potentially cause skin irritation.
I love using either a DIY recipe (a few Tbsp.
olive oil mixed with about six ounces of bottled water) or Dermalogica’s Pre-cleanse Balm.
For the second cleanse, Bowe likes to use a water-based cleanser with a pH just under 7.
This remover is formulated for face and eyes, and its gentle enough to use both morning and night.
The product does not contain anyparabens, sulfates, or fragrances.
The product also has a neutral pH, so it keeps skin balanced.
Our skin actually has an acidic pH that’s between 4.5 and 5.5, says Dr. Talakoub.
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