Just wondering if anyone used anything special.
What products do u use to take off makeup
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Posts: 18 (11/21/2008 10:39 PM) |
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ScarletOWhora85 |
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Posts: 13108 (11/22/2008 3:45 AM) |
I'm lazy, so I use makeup wipes. The Costco (Kirkland) brand ones are my favorite! I have sensitive skin, and most of the other brands tend to irritate it.
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Modernkudi86 |
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Posts: 1127 (11/22/2008 1:33 PM) |
i use the neutrogena oil free remover for the eyes and then i love my wipes. They are Comodynes for sensitive and dry skin for face and eyes. They do not sting
my eyes or face like the other ones do. I buy mine at Trader Joe's.
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javajoint |
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Posts: 4278 (11/22/2008 2:04 PM) |
i use MAC's wipes since it's th best thing for their liquid liner
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ScarletOWhora85 |
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Posts: 13163 (11/22/2008 6:18 PM) |
MAC's wipes are overpriced! Seriously...you can get wipes from drug store or Costco that work just as well. I told a few customers this when I worked at
MAC. I'm sure I would have gotten in big trouble for that.
 But seriously, the MAC wipes are not worth the price. Not only that, but they're not as
gentle as others. I have sensitive skin, and the Costco brand wipes are SO much less irritating on my face than the MAC ones are. And Ponds wipes irritate both
my skin and my mom's skin. But the Costco (Kirkland) ones are awesome!
If you love them and want to pay that much, I say go for it...but honestly, you can get wipes that are just as good, if not better for cheaper!
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11/22/2008 7:14 PM.
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Posts: 7739 (11/22/2008 6:28 PM) |
I prefer the texture of the Olay wipes to the MAC ones. I've actually been looking for a new makeup remover too.
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11/22/2008 6:30 PM.
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Modernkudi86 |
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Posts: 1128 (11/22/2008 7:30 PM) |
yeah i agree with Scarlet about the mac swipes being wayyyyy too ovepriced and maybe its just me, but i cannot stand the fragrance in them.
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PopMusicChick87 |
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Posts: 31 (11/23/2008 1:18 AM) |
I use almay eye makeup remover wipes to get off all the eye stuff, and then biore daily cleansing cloths for everything else.
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rosieposie788 |
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Posts: 167 (11/23/2008 2:58 AM) |
i use the neutrogena eye makeup remover, it works great for my waterproof mascara and it doesn't hurt my eyes... it's great
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digitaldiva16 |
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Posts: 8954 (11/23/2008 8:47 AM) |
I bought a giant pack of the mac wipes awhile back and they're still holding strong. Looking back, they really aren't worth the price. However, I vary
between the wipes and just Pond's cold cream or baby oil.
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javajoint |
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Posts: 4287 (11/23/2008 5:00 PM) |
ScarletOWhora85 wrote: My problem is, my skin is very finicky. I've tried the drugstore wipes and all kinds of makeup removers and i just end up with breakouts or redness and itching near my eyes. So far, MAC has not done that but i agree, it is way overpriced! As soon as i run out, i will try Costco's; i've often wondered how good they were whenever i'm there. Thanks for the tip! 
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princessjrt |
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Posts: 2074 (11/23/2008 9:39 PM) |
I wash my face with Simple face wash, then use Clarins eye make up remover.
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Shannyface |
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Posts: 1699 (11/23/2008 9:49 PM) |
I've been using Maybelline's liquid make up remover I'm thinking of switching to something else because it takes a little too long to take make-up
off with it.
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TimberlakesGirl |
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Posts: 16455 (11/26/2008 1:44 AM) |
I use Olay daily facial cloths. They take off all my eye make up and my face make up. No need for make up remover.
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ScarletOWhora85 |
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Posts: 13295 (11/26/2008 5:03 PM) |
javajoint wrote: My skin is the SAME way. You should definitely try the Costco ones though! If they don't work well for you, you could always go back to the MAC ones. I have just found that the MAC ones kind of sting my skin a little bit, and when I worked at the counter I had a few people tell me that they did the same to them, but lots of people swore by them. So I'm glad they work for you! I would definitely give the Costco ones a try though. It couldn't hurt. Besides, if you don't like them it's not like you wasted TOO much money! And Costco returns EVERYTHING, so you could even try them and if they break you out, I bet you could take them back. |
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KiKiKelly22 |
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Posts: 25049 (11/26/2008 6:34 PM) |
rosieposie788 wrote:Agreed. Best eye makeup remover, ever! |
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LaNcEsOnLyGiRLy |
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Posts: 20463 (11/27/2008 3:03 PM) |
Aveeno face cleansing wipes work great to take off make-up. But usually I just stick to my normal face wash. I use Garnier Nutri-Pure Gel Cleanser. It's a
green tea face wash & works great.
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jayci22 |
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Posts: 6530 (11/27/2008 11:30 PM) |
I usually use Life Brand face wipes to take off most of my makeup and Sephora Brand eye makeup remover for waterproof makeup.
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Juicy07 |
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Posts: 5152 (12/01/2008 3:37 AM) |
I use Sephora's Face Milky Makeup Remover.
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Posts: 1180 (12/08/2008 7:06 PM) |
KiKiKelly22 wrote: 
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IslandQween |
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Posts: 58 (12/08/2008 8:20 PM) |
ScarletOWhora85 wrote:Are the kirkland brand actual makeup remover wipes or baby wipes?? |
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