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If you love micellar water, then you have inevitably heard of, if not tried, BIODERMA. Their French Pharmacy micellar waters are iconic, and their products can help to streamline your morning and nighttime beauty routine by replacing your makeup remover, toner and cleanser with a single micellar water. I have used their micellar water for about a decade and will always repurchase it.
Bioderma's products are developed by expert skincare professionals who select the finest natural and safe ingredients, and they do not use parabens, alcohol, fragrance or harsh chemicals.
BIODERMA Hydrabio H20 Moisturizing Make-Up Removing Micelle Solution is a very gentle micellar water that is specifically formulated for dehydrated, sensitive skin. Bioderma suggests that it is, "a cleansing and make-up removing water that respects the fragility of sensitive skin and stimulates moisture. " It effortlessly sweeps away makeup, pollutants and dirt without stripping the skin or depleting its moisture levels. It leaves skin feeling fresh, clean and hydrated. I don't often use it in lieu of a cleanser, but on the occasions when I am too tired to do my full nighttime skincare routine, it does a great job thoroughly cleansing my skin.
According to Bioderma,
Bioderma Hydrabio H2O is a no-rinse micellar cleanser and makeup remover specially formulated for dehydrated, sensitive skin. Its fatty acid esters, the constituent elements of micelles, are similar to the phospholipids of the skin cell membranes and naturally help rebuild the skin's hydrolipidic film. Thus, Hydrabio H2O guarantees unrivaled tolerance and comfort for optimum make-up removing efficacy. Moreover, its Aquagenium exclusive biological patent stimulates the skin's ability to retain moisture.
Directions: Soak a cotton pad with Hydrabio H2O and use it to cleanse and/or remove makeup from your face and eyes. Lightly dab your face with a clean cotton towel afterwards. Use daily, day and night.
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I do like micellar water but find it doesn't remove all my makeup. I will look into this for sure as my eye doctor told me to avoid the cleansing balms. They were clogging up the glands along my eyes.
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You might want a dedicated gentle eye makeup remover that is oil free. I can remove my makeup with this, but sometimes my eyeliner needs something like the Lancôme Bi-Facil Double-Action Eye Makeup Remover for Sensitive Skin. I have used that for years and years, and it definitely removes eye makeup better than this Micellar Water.
DeleteI always use micellar water for my eyes. Think it works the best.
ReplyDeleteI love using micellar water, and I use it on my eyes, but some of my eye makeup requires a dedicated eye makeup remover (waterproof eyeliners and mascaras are more resistant for me).
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