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The Body Shop Camomile Makeup Remover

The Body Shop has just launched a new series of makeup removers, comprising of two eye makeup remover, oil, butter and muslin cloth. All the products are made with Community Fair Trade Camomile Oil. Camomile Sumptuous Cleansing Butter, Muslin Cloth, Waterproof Eye and Lip Make-up Remover Out of the five new products, I bought three to try, namely the Camomile Sumptuous Cleansing Butter, Muslin Cloth and Waterproof Eye & Lip Make-up Remover. Camomile Sumptuous Cleansing Butter The Camomile Sumptuous Cleansing Butter comes in a metal tin which screws on/off. In the tin, it looks like a hard block of white butter. Germ phobes will definitely complain that this is the most unhygienic way of storage, and to overcome this problem, just use a spatula to scoop the butter up for use. My thoughts on the cleansing butter: I really love this cleansing butter! It smells super nice with a flowery scent, does not contain any mineral oil (ahem... I'm looking at you Faceshop ...

Project use it up Nov 2012

1. Clarins HydraQuench Cream-Gel, 2. Shiseido White Lucent Brightening Balancing Softener W, 3. Shiseido White Lucent Brightening Protective Emulsion W, 4. Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion, 5. Hadalabo Retinol Lifting & Firming Lotion, 6. The Body Shop Passion Fruit Shower Gel, 7. Clinique Anti-blemish Solutions Spot Treatment Gel, 8. Bifesta Eye & Lip Makeup Remover, 9. Clinique Moisture Surge Extra Refreshing Eye Gel, 10. Shiseido The Skincare Day Moisture Protection, 11. Shiseido The Skincare Hydro-Nourishing Softener, 12. Estee Lauder Hydrationist A whole list of emptied samples as I continued on my moisturizer search. 1. HydraQuench Cream-Gel from Clarins This creamy gel promotes an immediate “cooling” effect that turns into water on contact with the skin. It is non-oily and leaves an invisible, silky film on the skin's surface upon application, but the matte finish is not lasting, and I find my face oiling up after two to three hours of application. Defini...

Finished Makeup Remover

I finished a cleansing oil from Heme, Finally! It's called Foaming One-Step Cleanser, but in actual fact is a foaming makeup remover. Foaming One-Step Cleanser Ingredients and Usage (I) Ingredients and Usage (II) It has this citrus grapefruit smell, which I find to be slightly overpowering. I bought this cleanser at a 50% discount from Watson as my dove foaming makeup remover was running out. The pump dispenses a ball of foam, which is much less denser than the Dove foaming makeup remover. On the whole, I find the cleansing power to be so-so only, so I only use this as an additional cleansing step after my Mandom Cleansing Express makeup remover (using it on it's own causes me to have minor breakouts the next day). Would I recommend it? I guess not. Why would I want to have a makeup remover that requires double cleansing? So what makeup remover are you using?