Eye Makeup Remover

[smurfchops]

Vaseline? Baby oil? Are these safe to use on eyes, l don’t want something that blocks pores, nor something that stings. Sensitive eyes! Thanks all.

[barry1010]

My wife uses Nivea double effects eye make-up remover, she says it is cheap and effective

[Buenchico]

Although this is a commercial site (selling spectacles), they're not trying to push any products on this page, which looks at various methods that don't require special eye makeup removers:
https://specscart.co.uk/blog/remove-eye-makeup-naturally

[-SharonA-]

https://www.allure.com/gallery/best-micellar-waters#:~:text=13%20Micellar%20Waters%20That%20Remove%20Your%20Makeup%20in,Thermale%20Avène%2

[jourdain2]

I have blepharitis, so am very careful about eye-make-up. Vaseline is far too heavy. It's pricey, but Clinique is brilliant - it goes a long way.
Otherwise, warm water with just a drop of baby shampoo in it and cotton buds works well.

[pastafreak]

Another vote for Nivea. Garnier also does a good one.

[TheWinner]

Johnson's eye make up removal pads (removes waterproof mascara) are fantastic. Especially to keep eyelids CLEAN for sufferers of blepharitis/contact lens wearers, (me), and more gentle than using baby shampoo (which I don't like).

[jourdain2]

Thanks, TheWinner I may have a go with them.

[ubasses]

I give my vote to Micellar water. My skin reacts to loads of things, that is the only one I can use on my eyes.

[TheWinner]

I've used them for a long time now, one pad per eye, front of pad then back of pad, then a new one for the other eye to stop cross contamination. Not for make up but to keep eyelids clean. Wouldn't use anything else.

[smurfchops]

Thanks Winner, l will try them x

[smurfchops]

Where can you get them ?

[TheWinner]

Anywhere like Savers, Home Bargains, Superdrug, B &M, some pounds shops, some chemists, some supermarkets. They are widely available.

[TheWinner]

This is what they look like....
https://mckeeversdirect.com/johnsons-daily-ess-eye-make-up-moisturising.html

[Trayc5]

I use Nivea sensitive skin make up remover and miscellar water for lashes.I find them both very good and inexpensive