The difference between makeup remover and makeup remover oil is this

Modern working women are required to wear light makeup to work every day, which makes makeup removal a hot issue of concern to everyone. So how do you choose from the wide variety of makeup removers on the market? Let's take a look at the difference between makeup remover water and makeup remover oil!

Makeup remover

Suitable for people: oily skin, sensitive skin, combination skin.

Makeup remover does not contain oil, can remove makeup and dirt, and has both cleansing and moisturizing abilities. Girls with oily or allergic skin can choose to use makeup remover, which is a relatively gentle makeup remover.

Advantages: Makeup remover can remove makeup gently and quickly, suitable for sensitive skin.

Disadvantages: Makeup remover water does not clean as thoroughly as makeup remover oil, and the amount used is not easy to control, so it is relatively large. Makeup remover is suitable for fresh nude makeup in spring and summer!

Makeup remover

Suitable for people: dry skin, combination skin.

Makeup remover oil is actually a kind of oil with emulsifier added. It can easily blend with the makeup and oil on the face, and then emulsify with water, so that all the dirt on the face can be removed when rinsed.

Advantages: Makeup remover oil cleans more thoroughly and requires less amount.

Disadvantages: You need to emulsify and then clean with cleanser, which is a bit complicated. Otherwise, incomplete cleaning will clog the pores!

When it comes to makeup removal, cleansing oil is the most effective, followed by cleansing milk, and makeup remover water is last. Makeup remover water can only remove light makeup, while heavy makeup still needs to be removed with cleansing oil. It is recommended to pour makeup remover onto cotton pad and wipe the entire face. If you are not used to wearing makeup, it is also recommended to use makeup remover to remove all dirt on your face after returning home to prevent dust from air pollution and other factors from clogging your pores.

If you wear makeup, it is better to use makeup remover oil because makeup remover has weak cleansing power.

The difference between cleansing oil and cleansing water

The textures are different. Water is the lightest and thinnest, and is suitable for removing makeup from very thin skin such as eyes and lips. Some people use oil to remove eye makeup, which easily gets into the eyes and causes blurry vision and other discomfort. Water is relatively less likely to be a problem. Makeup remover milk and makeup remover oil are actually similar, but most people prefer makeup remover oil because it is more comfortable and removes makeup more cleanly.

If you don't have eye makeup, it's actually very easy to remove. Makeup remover water or a thinner cleansing oil will do. I don't recommend lotion because I personally think it's too thick. It's very simple. First clean your hands and then dry them. Remember to make sure your hands and face are dry before removing makeup (unless your makeup remover has other special requirements). Then take an appropriate amount of makeup remover. For the kind that uses a press-type package, I usually press it twice, then spread it on the palm of your hand, and then apply it on your face, massaging the skin in circular motions. Especially don't forget the wings of the nose where powder is easily stuck.