What is the role of makeup remover

Makeup can change a person's appearance, making them look better and more healthy, so now many people put on makeup before going out, but the makeup steps are very complicated, and more cosmetics are used. When sleeping at night, the skin needs to breathe, so you must remove makeup at night, and you must use makeup remover to remove makeup. Simply washing your face will not remove it cleanly. Let’s take a look at what makeup remover does.

Step 1 of makeup removal: Apply an appropriate amount of eye makeup remover to the cotton pad and remove the false eyelashes. This is the first step to take when removing makeup. False eyelashes are glued on, so be careful not to hurt your eyes when removing them.

Step 2 of makeup removal: The next step is to clean the mascara on the eyelashes. Place a cotton swab soaked in eye makeup remover on the eye socket, close your eyes, start from the root of the eyelashes, and gradually wipe downwards. Then open your eyes and use a cotton swab to gradually apply it from the root of the eyelashes downwards.

Step 3 of makeup removal: Dip your fingertips in an appropriate amount of eye makeup remover water/makeup remover liquid and gently massage the upper eyelid to help eye shadow and other makeup products float out and dissolve stains.

Step 4 of makeup removal: Then change to eye makeup remover (makeup remover liquid), dip a proper amount on a cotton pad, cover it on the eyes and press gently for about five seconds to allow it to fully dissolve the mascara, eyeliner, etc. on the eyes, then gently wipe it off.

Step 5 of makeup removal: After the initial wiping, fold the cotton pad soaked with eye makeup remover (makeup remover liquid) in half and place it close to the eyelashes. Move it away after about 20 seconds and the oil stains on the eyes will float out.

Step 6 of makeup removal: Dip a cotton swab in makeup remover (makeup remover liquid) and carefully wipe it in a direction perpendicular to the eyes. This is to prevent cosmetics from remaining on the fragile and delicate skin around the eyes and damaging it.

Step 7 of makeup removal: Make sure to remove the eye makeup cleanly. Although the steps are a bit cumbersome, this is the only way to avoid pigment deposition. When using cotton pad to wipe the lower eyeliner, look upward and avoid excessive lifting of the eye skin to avoid fine lines.

Step 8 of makeup removal: The last step is to remove makeup from the entire face. Dip an appropriate amount of makeup remover water (liquid) or makeup remover milk, use the palm of your hand to massage the entire face, making full circles to help clean all the grease and makeup dirt on the face. After flushing, use facial cleanser to clean.