Collection: Make-up removers

Make-up removers

Make-up remover is the first step in cleansing your face in the evening, to remove all traces of make-up and impurities accumulated during the day.

Start your skincare routine by choosing the right facial makeup remover for your skin: if you have dry skin, you will find comfort in the soft textures of cleansing milk , while oily or combination skin will be soothed and refreshed by gel makeup removers . For intense makeup, try a two-phase makeup remover : the presence of oil in its formulation ensures perfect removal of even the most elaborate makeup! Micellar water is a makeup remover that is also suitable for sensitive skin, while if you are out and about, makeup remover wipes are perfect for their speed and convenience!

Remember to use an eye makeup remover specifically for this area, where the skin is thin and sensitive; do not rub the product, but hold it for a few seconds, let it act and remove delicately so as not to irritate the skin!

Removing makeup is a daily gesture that we often do with reluctance and little care, instead it would be good to take care of this moment because the removal of makeup and impurities accumulated during the day is essential to have beautiful and healthy skin!

Makeup, even if eco-bio and natural, if not removed properly, causes premature skin aging and gives rise to problems such as acne, asphyxiated skin and blackheads, inflammation.

How to choose a makeup remover

Look at your skin type : if you have dry skin, go for an oily makeup remover. If you have oily or combination skin, then go for something lighter.

The ideal makeup remover, as well as the skincare routine, also changes according to the season: rich and full-bodied textures are ideal for cold winters, those in fresh gel are perfect for hydrating the skin in the summer. Finally, the thing that will put the icing on the cake: choose the product that you like the most in terms of performance and gestures in the evening skincare ritual.

Types of makeup removers

There are many types of eco-bio make-up removers and they differ in their composition and consistency.

Here are the main types of makeup removers:

• cleansing milk
• micellar water
• the cleansing butter
• the cleansing make-up removing gel
• the make-up remover oil
• the two-phase make-up remover

If you are traveling, makeup remover wipes are a quick and practical choice, but I recommend not using them for your daily skincare routine because, in the long run, they can irritate your skin and cause blemishes and impurities.

Cleansing milk

Cleansing milk is a fluid emulsion that gently cleanses the skin without altering the hydro-lipid film. Rich in hydrating, soothing and nourishing substances that dissolve sebum, make-up, dirt and impurities, it is excellent for dry or mature skin .

Massage it onto your face to dissolve make-up and impurities and remove excess with a pad or sea sponge.

Micellar water

It has the consistency of water and inside it there are special particles called micelles that capture the makeup inside them, removing it quickly. The advantage? A wonderful sensation of freshness!

Micellar water cleanses the skin deeply without attacking the hydro-lipid barrier and, thanks to its high tolerability, is suitable for all skin types, even the most sensitive.

You apply it to the cotton pad and remove your make-up!

The cleansing butter

An affinity make-up remover, rich in butters, oils and natural ingredients that dissolve make-up and remove all impurities on the face.

This makeup remover is particularly suitable for normal skin or dry skin .

Using the cleansing butter is simple: take a small amount of product and massage it on your dry face. Emulsify with a little water and remove the product with a pad or sponge.

The make-up removing mousse

A very delicate cleansing mousse make-up remover, suitable for mineral or very light make-up, particularly recommended for cleansing the face.
Its light formula makes it perfect for sensitive, dry but also combination and impure skin.

If you like very elaborate make-up or if you use waterproof eyeliner and mascara, the mousse may not be enough to remove the make-up: in this case, choose a two-phase make-up remover or a butter to remove the make-up and use the mousse as the next step to remove all the residues.

Biphasic make-up removers

The two-phase make-up remover is formulated with an aqueous phase that cleanses and tones the skin and an oily phase that dissolves dirt and make-up on the face.
Shake it before each use to combine the two phases, pour it onto a cotton pad and start removing make-up.

This make-up remover is particularly suitable for removing waterproof make-up and for normal or dry skin.

How to remove makeup correctly

Makeup remover removes makeup and cleanser removes makeup remover! Have you ever thought of that?

1. We first remove make-up from delicate areas such as eyes and mouth with specific products. They are usually oily or biphasic.
   Don't rub your eyes: place the cotton pad with the cleanser on your eyes for a few seconds and then remove it with a gentle downward movement.
2. Let's move on to removing make-up from our face thoroughly with our favourite product.
3. Rinse your face with warm water
4. We cleanse deeply to remove all impurities and the last traces of makeup.
5. We finish with a toner and then continue with the skincare routine by applying face creams, face serums and eye contour creams.