Q&A for How to Remove Makeup

Coconut oil can be a great makeup-remover substitute if you have sensitive skin. Just work a nickel-sized amount into your face until your makeup is gone

It helps remove dry skin on your lips, so if you have issues with chapped lips, it's an important thing to use.

Just use your face wash and wash it off gently using a bit of water with a cotton pad. Moisturize after, with a bit of lotion.

You can, but it won't get the makeup off completely in one go, which results in more rubbing. This could irritate your skin. Try coconut oil instead.

You can, but they will likely not remove your makeup as effectively as wipes made for that purpose.

You can just use cleanser or soap and water, which should work for most makeup but might not do for something like waterproof mascara. You can also try rose water or coconut oil.

No! Alcohol strips your skin and is very drying, which can lead to damage and inflammation.

Use makeup remover or rather use a cleansing milk cream. Before choosing, be careful that the one you have chosen is prescribed and is from a renowned company.

It will likely work, but dish soap can be harsh and drying on your skin, so it's better to use something intended for makeup removal.

Baby wipes are not meant for scrubbing on the skin to remove makeup, use a makeup remover instead.

This depends fully on your cleanser. Some cleansers do not have the ability to take off makeup and therefore, without using a makeup remover beforehand, your face isn't getting fully clean. Usually cleansers explicitly state if they remove makeup.

It really depends on what type of face mask it is. Normally I would suggest keeping it on for 15-20 minutes.

That's a problem every makeup wearer struggles with. I usually remove my makeup at night with a makeup remover, then do my skin care routine. The next morning, I use coconut oil on and around my eyes and lashes, then use a cotton pad to gently wipe over the eye area to remove any extra makeup.

Try a stronger makeup remover or one that takes off waterproof mascara (if that is what you're using). Micellar water is becoming increasingly popular because it takes makeup off effectively (even waterproof mascara) and is also very gentle on the skin.

An exfolient is a substance that helps slough off dead skin cells that can make your skin feel rough and dry.

Take some cotton and dip it a little in milk and wipe your eye makeup. For the rest of the makeup, just wash your face, wipe with a towel and put a moisturizing cream on your face.

You can also use an oil to remove makeup, but it takes a little longer. Use either coconut or olive oil and let it sit for a couple minutes on your face so it can start breaking down the makeup. Then, just wipe it away. You may need to do it a couple times to fully remove everything.

It's up to you. Since it's clear it won't really matter much and most likely it will come off on its own. However, it is good to remove all makeup from your face before you sleep.

Unless you are taking an ice cold shower, the makeup is going to react to the heat. This means that the makeup will melt off your face, including the mascara. I would say that you should definitely use some type of face wash if you keep one in the shower. Don't use body wash, because the skin on your face is sensitive, and you could potentially get it in your eyes.