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Mon, Feb 20, 06 at 23:59
| I have very short thin skimpy lashes but I have not worn mascara for years other than formal occassions because I wore contacts & always found the mascaras to flake in my eyes & then eye make-up removers would leak residue onto my contacts. Well I had LASIK done several wks ago & I am now ready to go back to wearing mascara. I prefer waterproof mascara b/c those black shadows of the oozing mascara I find hideous. Anyway my problem is not so much finding the right mascara as it is finding a good & easy to use eye make-up remover. I still think I'd prefer one that's not too greasy. Any suggestions? Drug store brand preferred.
Michie |
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RE: eye make-up remover
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| These are my favorites. The packaging I find is different. This must be new packaging. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Makeup remover pads
RE: eye make-up remover
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| I've been using Maybelline eye makeup remover. It's a little oily, but I wash my face afterwards and it does a good job getting the mascara off. I really like Mary Kay extremely gentle eye makeup remover a LOT better- not oily at all- but I lost my MK rep and need a new one, hence the Maybelline. |
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| I use a non greasy non irritating eye makeup remover by Marcelle, it's in a bright blue bottle, it goes on like water. It's quite similar to the Lancôme remover that is in a blue glass bottle except it's cheaper. |
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| I use Ponds pre moistened towlets to clean my face and remove all eye make up. |
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| I use baby-oil at night. Then I wipe arouod my eyes with a damp, soft cloth. It is cheap and does not stay oily like you think it would. It feels good. |
RE: eye make-up remover
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| I've tried several, but my favorite is Bi-Facil by Lancome. |
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| Plain old vaseline works great and it's cheap! |
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| Pampers aloe baby wipes. Cheap and remove any kind of make-up I've ever encountered. Alexa - btw - they also do a great job removing spots from clothing LOL! |
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| I like to use baby shampoo to remove eye makeup. I work it into lashes while in the shower and it easily removes even waterproof mascara. And without irritating my sensitive eyes the way makeup remover does. |
RE: eye make-up remover
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| I have used NIVEA original lotion for 20 years for eye makeup removal.Works great.If you try it make sure you get the original formula, the others are too greasy. |
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