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[@debbie_LJ]

Goodness no, please don't make her use makeup wipes as a cleanse for a week🙏🙏🦋🦋VOTE NO❗️

[@BirgitBauhaus]

Haha, this Wipes are sometimes very practical if I'm on Tour in North-Africa/Tunesia/Egypt or Morocco. ..because I'm in the Desert, with my Berber -Friends, their Camels and Horses and I need to use as a Redhead/Gingerhead a lot of Sun Protection Cremes! And I can't get it off only with a bit of Water, we have to take the Water with us! It's heavy! And save our Lifes! My Friends would become mad if I would spend our Water for this Shit! 😉😐😣 Okay. ..only a very little Amount of People are travelling like me. But for this Situations this Wipes are genious ! AT HOME....NEVER EVER ! 😉😊

[@AndreaHernandez-jx7dx]

Listen i like you so no, dont do this

[@afrashams1617]

The fact that we love her enough for her not to do this.

[@Miumiu0404]

I vote yes, for science

[@eliciacheney84]

As someone who deals with both chronic pain and reoccurring depression, I keep some compostable makeup wipes and a moisturizer on my nightstand for days when I'm not doing well. Being able to do at least some self care when I'm temporarily disabled really helps my mental and physical health. It also makes me really appreciate the days when I get to do my full routine!

[@alycatgf]

Same here, Elicia. I always also have baby wipes next to me. They truly are a must for me .. It's bad enough that sometimes I have too go pretty darn long with no washing of my hair so at least I can make my face and body feel cleaner with them. It does help mentally, more than able bodied people will ever know really !!

[@rachaelhutchings5659]

This is amazing 👏🏻 You are so strong and you've given me ideas now too. As I get really low feom a few days upto 3 months, and l have last stage endometriosis so major pain that's crippling once a month. I just can't keep up. Then I go weeks being able to do the whole routine. I'm going to research these compostable wipes. I always think disability is mental health too. As it disables us from carrying out "normal" everyday activities.. And can be chronic especially if there's dual issues like physical and mental. I only get understanding over my physical condition. Anyway sorry to go on. Your post really moved me and educated me on what l can do whilst not adding to environmental stressed. Also making it ok that 'we' and others can't always do the whole skincare routine Xoxo ❤ 🤗

[@lelalu101]

I do the same!! Some days I just can't get back up out of bed... and makeup wipes can help remove the grime before sleep

[@jenlewis4382]

That's a really helpful tip, I understand about those depressive times. Sometimes I don't even recognize it, but this is something small but meaningful.

[@claudiafernandez2893]

I feel you! I do the same, I suffer osteoarthritis in my hips and sometimes the pain is so strong that keeps me in bed for days so I have this wipes to give myself a little bit of love and pampering myself ❤️

[@22PaperDolls]

I appreciate you pointing out that people with disabilities need makeup wipes sometimes. I also want to point out that as someone with bpd, a mental health condition where moods can change very quickly, sometimes my depressive moods get so bad that I truly feel like I can't get up before bed and clean my face no matter if earlier in the day I was feeling well enough to put on makeup. I use wipes in that case as well I'm ngl. I also use baby wipes on my body after a workout. I don't like showering at the gym and honestly if I did, I'd probably go home and shower again there because I like to use all my products and stuff. It's just a waste of water at that point which is also a huge environmental issue

[@thaavi5876]

I love how the butterflies know this is definitely not serious but are still intrigued to see what this is all about 👀

[@ItalianCurls]

😂😂😂 exactly!

[@confidentlyhappy9130]

I was not sure if she lost her mind or if someone hacked her account lmao

[@AlexLeMonroeee]

Sameeee

[@gp2671]

If you are being held hostage and forced to say this, just give me a hand signal during the video. Or give me a coded message in the comments.

[@thalmorbiznitch4028]

I loved this video, especially bringing up disabled people! Just a heads up, as someone who's disabled and part of that community, "Differently abled" is super cringe and not a good look. It's perfectly okay and acceptable to say "disabled". Differently abled has been used by a lot of abled-body people in a way of trying to "inspo-po*n" disabled people with toxic poisitivity. Think "your disability isn't a disability, it's a super power", that type of thing. It's generally a hated phrase in the disabled community.

[@hkandm4s23]

Thanks! And thanks for saying so respectfully. I came down to say the same😊

[@jifij89]

yeah i’ve commented this before on her posts! just call us disabled pleeeeease.

[@BedboundME]

I agree, I can only really think of Asperger/ autism where this phrase might be used because in someways there are limited abilities and in other ways higher abilities sometimes

[@pingu3984]

Yeah, I've always thought this tbf. Even as an "abled" person. I've worked in care a lot and at one point was close to a disabled neighbour and a fairly consistent opinion was that they found it quite patronising. Most disabled people don't want to be treated like they're fragile little glass teapots. They want to be treated normally.

[@twistedbambi2370]

As someone who is disabled AND works in health care (though not atm because I am on sick leave) we are actually encouraged to use the word 'differently abled" rather than disabled 😔 I get it, I can see my disabilities as more than just negative things. I can see how I can "turn it around" and let them be "my super power". But heck, most of the time it sure doesn't feel like that! But I also know, that a disability is literally being unable to do certain things. It sometimes feels like people want to reduce me to just my disabilities, but eventhough they are part of me, they aren't who I am. Yes, I am good at certain things, probably partly due to my disabilities. But you know what? Literally every person out there is good at some things and bad at others. More than a super power, it is basic, human variation

[@morgianasartre6709]

I pride myself in never having skipped properly cleansing my face, no matter how drunk I came home.

[@irestar6]

Yes, my mother taught me this and now I have to use wipes for the few times per year that I go out, as I'm severely disabled now. But I never knew that people only used one wipe!!! That's gross. If I am in too much pain to use a wash off cleanser then I have to use wipes. But I use one for each eye, as you do not want to pass possible infection between eyes. Having had pink eye a few times I'm very cautious of this. Then several wipes until nothing comes off it for the rest of the face. People are calling me wateful, as they do not know who I am or what disabilities I have. Then I come back at them, and I'm the one with the chip on my shoulder. They're editing their answers now to make it look like they were not 'coming for me'. I was a lawyer and one of the first things you're taught is to never make assumptions. I'm trying to do the journey to zero waste. And we no longer use loo roll. We use soft organic fair trade face flannels, as so much water is made making loo roll is the 'sustainable' brands. Only their paper pulp source is renewable most of the time. We've set up our grey water to water the garden. Buy all our veg locally, as well as our meat. And no I don't think you need to be vegan to have no waste. I come from Ireland where all the cows are grass fed as the farmers have plenty of fields of nice grass. And the cows are cheaper than a mower, same with sheep. My hometown, all the meat is from within a 5 mile radius and the veg is all local to Northern Ireland too. And in winter they have silage which is grass/hay cut in summer and then is left to almost ferment. But it means they're grass fed during the winter too. They use the cow manure as fertiliser for crops and such. They rotate their crops, as you can only grow potatoes in one field in a year and then you have to leave that field fallow the following year and the farmer through out pea and clover which naturally fix back the nitrogen into the ground. Nothing manmade basically. And the farmers have a co-op local slaughter house so the meat never travels more than 10 to 20 miles. Your veg doesn't travel more than 10 to 20 miles. So tiny carbon footprints. Also in a rural community, by buying local and supporting family run businesses and such like, you are keeping your money local, which in turn keeps those jobs local too. And it's not as bad for the environment as shopping at the big supermarkets on the mainland of the UK. Oh and for the big supermarkets to be allowed into Northern Ireland they had to agree to use local suppliers for all their fresh veg and meat etc...

[@rajnigagnon8432]

@Morgiana Sartre I can say the same thing, I always wash my face no matter what the situation is or what time I’ve arrived home.

[@twistedbambi2370]

I think this might be especially painful to you, but once, when I got home from prom, I didn't even take my contacts out 🙈😬

[@irestar6]

@Angelica Love we just try our best. And that's all any of us can do. I'm lucky that I have an amazing husband and child to help support me. And we live in a wonderful cohesive community.

[@thejennireal]

I would love to see a challenge of timing make up removal by wipes vs. double cleanse!

[@amdl270]

Same! I know double cleanse is supposed to do more but for me most makeup won't come off without wipes. I don't even use stage makeup or waterproof or anything serious.

[@rivkeg]

@@amdl270 I used to feel the same until I started using Klairs black oil. It really gets everything off.

[@Squirrelbear5950]

I’m a ballet dancer and makeup wipes are essential for backstage emergencies. Micellar water has a potential to spill on costumes and props. For after the show I use a cleansing balm and a cleanser. I’m also a haunted house actor in October. We are required to remove our makeup before leaving our haunt, and we have to walk across the park to punch out before 11:30. They give of ponds cold cream and a makeup wipe. There’s no time to do my whole skincare routine, so I have to use the wipe to get the cold cream off.

[@irestar6]

Oh how I know that situation so well from my youth. Cold cream is still the best thing I've ever used to remove theatre makeup.

[@savagek9968]

Yes! Total throwback to my ballet/theatre days. Makeup wipes and tide pens were an essential part of your kit. Not to mention only three sinks between 20+ people and we had half an hour after curtain to get out of there or face the wrath of the stage manager. You did what you could and prayed to the skin gods for the rest 😄

[@Kiterpuss]

I do think it would be very interesting to see wipes versus a cleanser used for a week, but it has to be done without other actives or spot treatments. If a makeup wipe doesn't clean all the makeup off and it makes you break out, I'd want to see that without reactive treatments to try and minimize the issues.

[@ashleylamb1000]

I love & appreciate how you describe Disability as “Differently abled." With my dermatomyositis, especially before I was diagnosed, I couldn’t even lift a toothbrush, let alone do my skincare routine. I couldn’t do my whole routine for almost 6 mths, and when I was finally able to again…I literally cried. I was sooo so happy. Some days are worse than others & at times, it is all I can do to wash my face, so this is extremely helpful. Thank you for always making us feel normal, even when life treats us otherwise. We are all thankful for you here & love ya even more! 💜

[@AKbaby89]

I don't shower everyday. I have dry skin and have eczema, and when I was growing up my mom had a rule, if you sweat today, you shower today. So she would ask if I sweat that day(I played soccer competitively year around) and if the answer was yes, I'd shower. I still go by that rule, and since I have purple and blue hair, I only wash my hair once a week now, and I'll shower and wash my body whenever I sweat, but im disabled and some days I don't even get out of bed, and a shower is waaaay too much effort🤣

[@zane1567]

Lol I’m scared 😂 Cassandra has gone unhinged

[@crisnemitz1606]

Thanks for talking about how it's okay to use these in certain situations. I've been @95% bedridden for the last several years. Basically, I can stagger to the bathroom and back. I have the organic washable cotton rounds that I use with missceller water, but sometimes all I can do is a wipe. I was feeling guilty for the excessive waste, but it's nice to hear that it's ok at times. ❤

[@hannajung7512]

I have ADHD and take care of a disabled person, ony bad brain days, I use fragrance free baby wipes to clean the most important parts of his body, and he uses them to clean his hands and face evety now and then. It is absolutly okay to use them, when you are in need of a fast clean and cannot use water its perfectly fine to use them

[@lanaj1107]

Don't feel guilty for using something that keeps up your personal hygiene when you're physically challenged. I feel that there are a lot of hysterical people running around making people feel bad about their choices when those same people have never had challenges that might make people opt for things that the hysterics feel is "bad". Live your life on your terms, not someone else's. I hope your health improves! Best wishes. 🙂

[@crisnemitz1606]

@@lanaj1107 Thank you ❤

[@crisnemitz1606]

@@hannajung7512 Thanks for that ❤

[@NuttyAsSquirrelPoo]

I try to remind myself, Cris, when I feel this way (often about flosser picks) that the disposable and waste-heavy options were made for people like us (disabled, extenuating circumstances, etc.) and it is okay for us to use them. The people who are being pressured to reduce their use of these really are those using them just out of convenience and not out of need. Plastic straws, flosser picks, and makeup wipes wouldn't be as big of an issue if they were only used by people who really needed to.

[@suada6330]

I'd love to see you using makeup wipes on one side of your face and the other just be your normal cleansing to see the difference it actually makes

[@Fantasy0825]

Home Healthcare nurse here. As soon working with people different disability, i have worked with a few women who love skin care. Makeup wipes really are a way for them to take off there makeup independently. But if they ask if i want to help them with the whole routine i do because i enjoy doing it. Everyone deserves to be able to do their skincare however that may look.

[@taylorlawless5215]

I’ve always used makeup wipes/ micellar water to get most of my makeup off, especially the tough eyeliner/ mascara, and then go on to actually wash and cleanse my face.

[@metr08]

YES!! Same. I have never used makeup wipes as a replacement for actually washing my face with a cleanser. It’s extremely disturbing to me that people do this.

[@LouleyK]

Oh my god thankyou so much for mentioning the 'differently abled' I have to use various wipes and feel horribly guilty about it!! 😳 You made me feel included and bless you for it ❤️💪👩‍🦼

[@yasmin9698]

I’m a mom of toddlers so I don’t buy makeup wipes but I do occasionally use a baby wipe for quick lipstick removal if I’m done wearing it before it’s time to double cleanse.

[@SWGIRL831]

I use baby wipes to remove eye makeup. Works like a charm.

[@kalieclarkxx]

I’m disabled & chronically ill and makeup wipes are my only option. I am unable to stand at the sink to cleanse my face and can physically only take an actual shower about once a week, so my entire skincare and hygiene routine revolves around the ability to do it in bed. People in the beauty and skincare world often forget about us, so thank you so much for bringing it up! Also, just a quick reminder that disabled isn’t a bad word. Terms like “differently abled” or “special needs” are condescending and make it seem like being disabled is a bad thing. Always ask what someone in particular prefers, but generally speaking- don’t be scared to use the word disabled! 💕

[@strangeaslife]

Why do you prefer makeup wipes over using a soft wash cloth? I use albolene to remove my makeup before I wash my face but sometimes I just use the albolene alone when I'm being lazy and it works great.

[@CC-fn4ch]

Thanks for mentioning people with disabilities that need these kinds of shortcuts…. I have a family member that was very ill before the end of his life and it used to bother him that he couldn’t wash his face like he was used to….. I had got him these face wipes and he love them❤

[@cortadoforhere]

Cassandra I know you mean the best, but I think the disability community does not use the term 'differently abled.' Disabled or Disability is fine.

[@chronicllyfab]

100%. I've seen a lot of discussion on this from other disabled people and rarely anyone likes things like "differently abled" or "handicapable"

[@celestinetoussaint6350]

Here we go 🙄

[@sluttymctits4496]

As usual, "well-meaning" people try to be respectful but in turn end up alienating and demeaning the community they're trying to respect.

[@Grannykhan]

This! Please just use the word disabled, it's not a dirty word. (BTW I am disabled)

[@irestar6]

I've just had two beautiful butterflies make assumptions about me because after a night out I sometimes use wipes. But I was taught to clean your face until there's no makeup on it. So I use a wipe for each eye, as don't want pink eye and then maybe another three or 4 on my face. Until the last wipe is basically clean. So not wanting to explain how I have hidden and visible disabilities I had two people just call me wasteful. Just making total assumptions. But because i come back swinging at them I've got a chip on my shoulder. Then they say they're not calling me wasteful but they are as it is me using that amount of wipes as I want to be clean. I never realised that most people only use one. Which I think kinda gross. I'm sure we can all agree that we don't want to have to announce how we are disabled and have to do this as people's attitudes change straight away. Now this person is desperately trying walk bck by making it all my fault. It's the chip on my shoulder!

[@kategoldhirsch7515]

Thank you so much for mentioning wipes being viable for those with mobility issues or other forms of disability. That is exactly why I found this video, trying to find a solution to remove end of day dirt and product without having to commit to needing sink/water/washcloth etc. Your inclusivity is a breath of fresh air. Thank you, Cassandra 🫶

[@Muskaan7100]

5:53 Did Cass really say that?! I played it multiple times lol 😂 My Indian butterflies know what I’m talking about.

[@rachaelhutchings5659]

Yes a week would be good to see the difference. I think also mental health problems can be an issue like depression on whether your able to remove makeup the double cleanse way. Xoxo

[@BedboundME]

Thanks so much for mentioning disability. I’m bedridden with severe ME . I can’t stand at a sink or sit or use my arms so I have to have my face washed laying down. This is a problem as my skin is über sensitive , oily and acne prone where everyone says wash with hands and water. To give my skin a more thorough cleanse I hv tried to use cleanser rinsed by micro fibre cloths however I’ve now become intolerant of any friction so I’m back to wipes. I’m using simple glow which are textured, fragrance free, biodegradable, recyclable packaging & are 5* recommended by Beautypedia. I dont feel clean though but i don’t wear make up . I use other wipes for the body.

[@elizabethevelyn7125]

Makeup wipes were the only way iwashed my face for yeeaars 😂 I totally understand how sometimes they're all someone has the spoons to use. I'm glad I'm past them now though because my face cleansing is such an anxiety soother for me

[@juliahenson8562]

Yes!! Last time I used a makeup wipe is after I gave birth to my last baby and plan to use them and or micellar water next week after I have a surgery.🥰 Not the best but they have their place when the best isn’t attainable. ❤️

[@colleenlongua9752]

I use micellar water with reusable makeup rounds and follow it up with a gentle cleanser. It works wayyy better than traditional makeup wipes.

[@elenam14]

Yes!! Definitely try one week of makeup wipes! Would love to see that

[@WendeCrow]

Thanks for thinking of those of us with disabilities! I keep makeup and baby wipes around because I can only manage one shower every week or two. Sometimes washing my face is just too exhausting.

[@MelTheMuppetslayer]

The thumbnail has me ROLLIN

[@AKbaby89]

I also love makeup wipes. They come in handy to wipe off swatches when I'm playing with makeup. 🤣🤣

[@karly.asshhh]

Right?? I aways have reusable makeup wipes to clean the mess a make when playing with makeup lol

[@tessapal]

If you’re interested in a more environmentally-friendly version, those reusable microfiber cloths like Makeup Eraser are great for removing colorful things like eyeshadows and lipsticks

[@AKbaby89]

@@tessapal I actually have 3 of them, but they don't work well for me at all. I usually only buy one pack of makeup wipes every 6 months or so, I only use them when I have to do my makeup in the car on Tuesdays, and if I have a swatch fest and have trouble getting stains off. I don't use them anywhere near daily, or even weekly.

[@violetviolet888]

No need to add to a landfill, just spray them with a spritz of alcohol.

[@sfviris5582]

Yes, please do a comparison of makeup/cleansing wipes!! It’s nice to know that there are some decent ones available. Also, thank you for mentioning those who are “differently abled.” A group of people mostly forgotten. 💕

[@gaiar1020]

We're disabled, not "differently abled"😬

[@swineinny1]

I find them very irritating, even if I use the ones that are supposedly for sensitive skin. Used to take ‘em along when traveling, but it always irritated my face. Not for me.

[@karly.asshhh]

My skin got so sensible in the past when I used makeup wipes. It hurt after every use even when using the "sensitive ones". Now I only use makeup wipes to clean the mess I make after playing with makeup or quickly clean my brushes between uses like changing from one eyeshadow color to other (I still clean my brushes with water and soap when it's necessary).

[@BedboundME]

Me too, I used Nivea in the past years ago and then learned that they had an ingredient in that should not be left on the skin

[@shesjisooshesokay1948]

I feel like makeup wipes are just rlly good to have around but not to be used as they are advertised (regularly removing ur makeup with them only), they shouldn't be as demonised as they are! and this goes for many other things in skincare, skincare isn't as black and white as some ppl make it out to be

[@justmed6391]

Honestly I think I used them more for cleaning my desks etc than for my face lmao

[@shesjisooshesokay1948]

@@justmed6391 HHHAHAHAHAHYAYAY yeahhh same

[@violetviolet888]

Make up wipes are terrible single-use items that are terrible for the environment, that come in non-biodegradable packages and end up (if lucky) in landfills.

[@syenite]

I came here specifically looking for advice on if there exists any wipes that I can use occasionally on the days when my disability/chronic illness prevents me from leaving my bed or too sick to stand up long enough to do my routine. I don't wear make up, but I do need something to remove my sunscreen. Thank you so much!

[@meghanburns8334]

Thank you for talking about this. I was bedridden because of my Ménière’s disease for quite a while, needed a care giver and couldn’t bathe myself. Some days I was just too weak to get into the shower and wipes were a godsend.

[@melaninqueen707]

I use makeup wipes for another reason altogether. I use them to clean my dogs paws after every walk (along with some natural cleanser). It helps me keep the potential for any bacterial or viral infection to a minimum. Especially in the age of COVID. Otherwise I would never use makeup wipes.

[@tinasung3814]

Yay, finally someone with common logic that can point out that makeup wipe can be useful!! In fact, my kids play alot of sports and wears waterproof sunscreen but they don’t clean well (refuse to double cleanse) and end up breaking out. They won’t do oil cleanse or micellar water, but makeup wipe since it is so convenient. Since then, no issues with breakout. So between Using makeup wipes as the first cleanse to take off waterproof sunscreen is still better than leaving on waterproof sunscreen overnight. This also brings up the point of sunscreen, yes we need to put on like 3/4 teaspoon. Yes, but if I can only get my kids to put on 1/4 teaspoon is still better than not putting it on at all.

[@misscaptainL]

My mum gifted me a bunch of makeup wipes and for the longest time I have not been using them because I’m satisfied with my double cleanse until I realised that I can use them to clean my makeup / work desk. I also bring them for “emergencies” whenever I go out or I expect to stay over at “someone’s” place but I also carry a small bottle of micellar water and some cotton pads and those are the ones that I do end up using. So yeah... for me so far I’ve only used them as desk wipes 😂

[@para97]

Make up wipes saveeeeed me when I was a new mom. I obviously didnt have time to put on make up but I often got so oily and the make up wipes helped me not to get more pimples and not smell so bad cus I would use them everywhere

[@rachmaninovwasemo2313]

I have dry skin and my scalp shows no oil until about a week of not washing it. When I was young it was always frustrating how I couldn't wash myself as often as my friends because I didn't want to be seen as gross for not bathing as much. Now I'm more comfortable with it. I wash the areas that are important everyday (armpit, nether region and face) but not everywhere. And if I work out I just rinse with some water. It's really helped.

[@itzellovescheese]

Says checks the description box for makeup wipes I actually like *checks and finds none listed* The truth comes out!

[@zubaidaal-zubaidy6892]

when i was in middle school, i had a surgery done. naturally i couldn't take care of myself because i was in the recovery process. so if i needed to feel a little more hygienic, i would take a makeup wipe and cleanse my body as much as i needed, and it made me feel less yucky at the time :D so yeah, these can be great in these times.

[@Sam-ge1vf]

Could you please do a video comparing different brands and types of makeup removers for acne prone skin? I'm terrified a melting balm/ jelly/ oil will break me out even if I use cleanser after etc.

[@leahcone]

Can you do a video reviewing Make Up Eraser microfiber wipes/towels? I’m curious if they pull too much on the skin. I’d love to know your perspective! Thank you so much 🙌🏼🙏🏼🫶🏻

[@lakeexperience]

What an Awesome insight Cassandra, thank you! Cruelty-free, salicylic acid wipes from Balea is what literally CURED my butt acne good-bye. And I was so self-concious about it for my entire adulthood. one can't rinse their effing butt every time you sweat or wear pants for 2hrs straight, can you? (and I live in Northern Italy, so summers with 40°C or 104 grades F plus humidity at 90%, wish u luck not sweating even in yr sleep) And still I feel bad bc of all the anti-wipes narrative, which I believe is actually valid, I do. But maaaaan, those clean cheekies? Forgive me, but there ain't no going back, SA wipes forever!

[@ergnasn]

I’m so sorry, but butt acne caught me off guard and I kinda laughed out loud. Anyway, I live in Germany and Balea is a very well-known brand here, but so far I have not seen any of their products are cruelty free. Are you really sure? Most products from Balea are vegan, but that doesn't mean they are not tested on animals too.

[@rachmaninovwasemo2313]

I like eye creams because I have dry skin but my eyes are very milia prone to moisturizers with oil (that the rest of my dry face loves) and so I need a separate product for my eyes. However I often just use a regular oil free moisturizer for my eyes but I do like the extra peptides in eye creams.

[@ritavaswani8387]

Americans, is there a joke day Or something other than 1st April?? Cuz this is a joke no ones laughing at-

[@possiblegirl1289]

UNDERRATED! 😂

[@samanthamanske5493]

Makeup wipes/ cleansing wipes came in handy in the hospital after my c-section! Yes I showered everyday and got up as much as I could but you don’t wanna stand for long periods of time after!

[@nobita2.068]

The title legit gave me a heart attack **screams in hyram**

[@rosemary-wr1kp]

Istg😭😭

[@para97]

I, through make up wipes, got used to take my makeup off every night. I used to ALLLLWAYS sleep in my make up and i made it my routine to use the make up wipes and then started incoorperating cleansing balm more and more

[@sanskritibarman4928]

Those occasional Punjabi words are so cute!! ❤❤

[@sherbert511]

Yes i want to see a real study about this!!!!!

[@celestialstar8115]

Did you just say “talli talli “ and “Oye sharabi “ ???? You said it so well. 👍👍👍👍

[@celestial.guardian]

I think it’d be interesting to cleanse half your face with a wipe for a week and a regular cleanser routine on the other side to compare the difference since some people still don’t understand.

[@gwendolynamy7462]

Another great use I’ve found is for people who have depression or severe depression episodes. Similar to the disability one you talked about.

[@raghadsal6014]

Yes! Use them for a week I’d love to see the difference

[@hopeard4014]

I ONLY use cleansing wipes when camping. Like doing an overnight hike. I’ll “wash” up with a wipe and take it with me to throw out at home.

[@psychedlicsouljam1995]

"You had me at "will you like me to try.." 😄

[@hailley4560]

Thank you Cass. Nuance is everything. 😊

[@J_Mock92]

Ive always kept a pack of makeup wipes, travel toothbrush/toothpaste, and contact lense solution/case + an extra pair and eyeglasses in my bag "just in case." Especially came in handy in my early 20s when I was going out with friends and sleeping at other's people's houses all the time. Even if I did come home at the end of the night, it was hard enough to make sure my contacts got taken out and teeth were brushed after a night of drinking. The likelihood of my face getting washed at a sink was practically non-existent. I don't live that kind of lifestyle anymore, but I still keep those things with me, and they continue to get use to this day. There have been enough situations where I had to take my contacts out, or gotten sweaty or sick to my stomach and needed to clean my skin or teeth on the fly, and I'd have hated not to have those things with me.

[@aurora4218]

Important note: if you can, find a way to rinse your face after using a cleansing wipe. Esp if you have sensitive skin. This could be anything from wiping your face with a wet paper towel to actually rinsing in a sink.

[@Kay2be2mr]

The misconception is that either a person uses a makeup wipe only OR cleansing. And that's not the case for some people. There are people who use it as just ONE of the steps in the cleansing process. I for example use a cleansing balm first before cleansing, but sometimes when budget is tight, I instead buy Albolene to melt my makeup first. Albolene doesn't rinse off like most balms. You need a wipe or a small towel to wipe off all of that oil before finally cleansing thoroughly with a foaming face cleanser. Is it still bad for the environment? Sure. But I feel like people who use it as a middle step never get acknowledged. It's just always demonized completely.

[@DancingBugBoi]

Personally I need makeup wipes for dance competition, I had to change my makeup, hair, costume etc in a time limit, I don’t have time nor reasorses to use a double cleanse. The only thing that’s a problem is my skin, especially around my eyes are very very sensitive (I even used a frangrance free one that’s meant for sensitive skin and my skin was feeling like it was burning and my eyes got red and puffy and I was going really gently)

[@jenlewis4382]

I have come back to my hotel room, lit. Woke in the morning to see the provided make-up wipe used in the bathroom. I said "go me" lol.

[@lovleelaura88]

I use make up wipes to get like the top layer off but then I do wash my face with a cleanser after.

[@KitKat.cherry]

Did she just say "Oi sharabis" 😂. Love the video. Sending lots of pyaar (love) ❤️

[@lili0x228]

I would love to see the difference in both products

[@dominiquesiwulich4746]

Yes use them for a week and show the difference.

[@samanthabamantha5816]

I use a makeup wipe to get the makeup off before I actually cleanse my face. But I rarely wear makeup.

[@imjustagirl]

Yes, please use makeup wipes for a week.

[@deedotss]

Please do a review on Snail White skin care products @Cassandra.

[@owlsuns3812]

Omg I totally stop using them BC you said they were bad. LOL I recently went back to my Neutrogena make up wipes (I don’t always wear makeup so I don’t use them often) but they have never aggravated my skin. Panoxyl for the win. - All I use besides those wipes sometimes.

[@violetviolet888]

Make up wipes are terrible single-use items that are terrible for the environment, that come in non-biodegradable packages and end up (if lucky) in landfills. Micellar water is just fine.

[@ludovicac3848]

Hello Cassandra! Could you do a video for body products (moisturiser, oils etc..) and chapsticks/lip products?

[@littleflick]

I’m not sure you can get them elsewhere, but Wotnot is an Australian brand that make fairly decent makeup wipes. They are biodegradable and compostable. And are okay for sensitive skin (at least for mine). I don’t use them very often. But I have a condition that can make me very fatigued and I figure that they are better for my skin than just not removing my sunscreen/makeup before bed when I’m not unable to. They almost feel a little oily, but in a good way. Like they don’t leave residue, but they are soft when wiping your skin, not like a wet scratchy tissue feeling.

[@hannajung7512]

On Showering: if I take a Shower more then every two days my skin and hair get so dry its really bad. (Yes, I shower with only dlightly warm water and just 10-15 min and I use a mild cleanser and mousturize right after) So I wash the "stinky parts" twice a day with a mild cleanser, my face with water in the morning an d evening (on make up days I double cleanse in the evening) and take a long oil bath were I shave, wash my hair and apply a hair care routine once a week. I think showering everyday is harmful for the skin and hair for most people and it is super wasteful.

[@megg226]

When I had surgery on my ankle they essentially had to re-break my leg and for the first week after it hurt to move out of bed so body wipes were really nice to maintain my hygiene without having try to maneuver to the shower or sink

[@fairyqueenn]

Hi! I’m new to this channel and I’ve been loving it so far😍 There is a lot of informative and useful content here but I get a little bit overwhelmed since I don’t know where to start. Can you please tell me which video I should watch first! Or is there a playlist I can binge watch?

[@Ziiqing]

Am I weird, but over in Asia here, if we remove makeup with makeup wipes we will still wash our face with a cleanser. We have never get bad reactions from thoroughly cleansing our face like this which is basically double cleansing.

[@veronicaelliott5769]

Yes, makeup wipes for a week!

[@babykrul]

Makeup wipes? Love it! What I love even more are these throw-away kitchen disinfectant wipes. Good for the environment and the skin 👍😂😂😂😂

[@mckymcobvious3043]

sure.. DO IT so I don't have to! then do double cleans with a really nice balm and a gentle cleanser (i love Clean It Zero Nourishing balm & Paula's Choice cleansing oil AND their balm... then I love Selfless [by Hyram]'s Green Tea cleanser & Krave Beauty's Matcha cleanser)... as if you need _me_ to give you suggestions, lol

[@nikanh9946]

Please don’t use the word differently abled. As someone who is in the disability community I find it quite offensive. Of course I can’t speak for everyone but most people agree with the fact that disability isn’t a bad word and isn’t something that we should shy away from. It’s a part of us and there’s nothing wrong with using the actual terminology. I’d be glad to have more conversations with you regarding the subject matter.

[@devynp787]

Yeah it’s kind of odd how she hasn’t liked or aknowledged any of the comments from disabled folks about this. It seems like she doesn’t even want to try to educate herself

[@nahlaeid7788]

You truly earned that like 👍🏻

[@petitewhimsies]

Please make a video about face exercises 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@juniorchavesopicassodeyahu988]

Cassandra you are really inspiring

[@HauntedHeroine138]

Never tapped on a video faster. I vote no to the make-up wipes for a week. ⛔⛔⛔ Given your skin I can't imagine it be the best for you, in my uneducated opinion. But thank you for making this video to remind us there are times when people do need wipes! 💖💖💖

[@zhouyingdahlsjo2956]

I only use as cleaninh purpose at home. I will always balm/oil to remove makeup

[@sarahrahal48]

Yes please try to use makeup wipes for a week and shoot a video about it I would love to see how it’s going to turn out

[@silvipaskov9147]

Actually, I found make-up wipes from UK that are biodegradable, contain oil and clean the face amazingly. However, you need to go with all other products - second water-based cleanser, water, etc. I was sceptical but their idea is to take them when we cannot take oil or balms (airplane, long travel).

[@anniemal8030]

While I don’t want you to break out or something but I am curious to see a video where you compare wipes to cleanser

[@sabayasun3568]

Would you do a video on recommendable cleansing balms? Love your content! 😊

[@jaccrazy21]

(1) Yea I would like to see you use makeup wipes for a week but … (2) I have done it before during rough times in 2020. And it is a fantastic way to breed and encourage bacteria in general, unless one also washes their face afterwords. And I do not want to see you break out. I agree with you. It is for travel and emergency body cleaning only. I find them best for that. Also keep a water bottle to splash on your face after … 😉

[@britt08]

I honestly use my daughters pampers sensitive baby wipes,then a cleanser...

[@micheleb6863]

I clicked because I LOVE MAKEUP WIPES!! As a busy mom im usually too exhausted to wash my face with soap and water like I did when I was younger. I admit, I would cringe when I'd hear anyone say makeup wipes were terrible. But I do buy a nice clothy, rice water makeup wipe. Thanks for your video!!

[@violetviolet888]

Make up wipes are terrible single-use items that are terrible for the environment, that come in non-biodegradable packages and end up (if lucky) in landfills. Miceller water and a cotton pad is just fine.

[@Julie-ik9cr]

@@violetviolet888 Aren't cotton pads also single use items that come in a non-biodegradable package, though...?

[@devynp787]

@@Julie-ik9cr Cotton is biodegradable or they might have meant reusable ones!

[@brittneygrisolia2432]

Yes!! Try for a week, please!!

[@k.r.9303]

Cassandra is so funny 😂