Method 1: Using Eye Makeup Remover Must ensure to pick up a proper makeup remover. This is the best way to remove your makeup. However, there are other ways like using coconut oil or some baby shampoo.
Note: Please don’t use your face wash to remove your eye makeup. The eye area is sensitive, and this will only result in dryness and your lashes falling out.
- Before you hit the wash-basin to remove your makeup with water…then wait! Use wet wipes to remove all your makeup before you actually wash your face.
- Don’t rub or apply too much pressure while you are working with the wipes. Use minimum pressure and gently wipe away.
- You can use a cotton ball and dab some eye makeup remover and wipe with it.
- In case you run out of makeup remover or want to use something more natural, just take some coconut oil between your hands and rub it across face and eyes, leave it on for a while and then gently remove all traces of the oil using a cotton pad.
Note: In case you do not have coconut oil, you can also use olive oil, almond oil or petroleum jelly to take off your eye makeup).
Use a gentle cleanser to wash the face.
Dab on some toner to close the pores, moisturize it and dab on some under eye cream to provide relief to the region.
Method 2: Using Baby Shampoo
- Remove makeup from the rest of the face.
- Splash water on your face, concentrating on your eyes. Pour some baby shampoo in your palm and work out a rich lather.
- Apply this on your eye then make to and fro motions.
- Splash water again to remove the soap.
- Repeat if required.
- Wash your face using a face wash.
- It’s essential to use a toner after washing your face, as it helps close the pores and makes skin healthier, also known to reduce blemishes.
- Use a good moisturizer.
- An under eye cream makes the skin supple and helps you vanish eye bags and dark circles.
Remember, baby shampoo might not be much effective where long stay eye makeup products have been used.
