Is There a difference between micellar water’s!

[@allieren]

Garnier dried my skin out terribly. Switched to the Bioderma and it’s like night and day.

[@branwend26]

Same!!

[@tkmiller_author]

I'm not glad that we had the same bad experience with Garnier but I am glad to hear someone else say it and now I know they are not all the same. 🥰

[@leigha2814]

I had the same result with Garnier, too. I found out they're owned by Maybelline and I'm allergic to their makeup, so I always figured that was why, but now that I'm seeing so many people say they had the same result I think it's just a garbage product.

[@msk-qp6fn]

Garnier pink micellar water did not dry me out badly and I thought it was ok, until I tried out Bioderma pink micellar water and I realized just how much Garnier pink micellar water was drying me out in comparison.

[@Iris_890]

On the ingredient list it contains Alcohol Denat, which is known to be drying in certain formulations. I was not attracted to Garneir’s micellar water partly because of this.

[@cheezarose]

The garnier one doesn't sting for me but the nivea ones do,even the sensitive skin one. Unfortunately,Bioderma is out of my budget.

[@madpetrolhead1]

Same! I am fighting through with it until the bottle is finished but it's a long sting-y way for a 400ml bottle😩

[@DebbieTDP]

You can find it online for 7 Euro for 500 ml. At least in Italy 😊

[@ilonavanoosterom5967]

Same!

[@DebbieTDP]

@@HA13370 She said she can use the Garnier one ... I buy bioderma online for around 6 euro per 500 ml. I wouldn't buy it full price 🤫 and since I don't use it everyday it lasts for ages. I prefer to use oil and cleanser if I wear makeup or sunscreen... 😉

[@Cristina-ot7xw]

Same

[@renedescats]

I love Bioderma too! I first bought a tiny bottle from a pharmacy in France when I ran out of Garnier, and never looked back. It’s 100 times better for my skin and definitely worth the price.

[@D0ghairdontcare]

The Avene and the La Roche-Posay micellar waters are really nice and gentle too. I have mild rosacea and super sensitive skin and they work great for me.

[@limitlessbianca]

Omg i wrote a comment saying i also tried avene and Lrp. Good for you that they work well for your sensitive skin! Unfortunately it stung my skin quite a bit when i used them 😵

[@stephaniel.3799]

My friend loves the one from la roche posay, all others cause her irritation

[@user-cn3gz5sx7qits_Astra]

P-posay?

[@taabbym]

The garnier waterproof Micellar water in the blue bottle always worked way better on my skin for some reason and seemed more gentle but was better at removing makeup. Doesn’t sting my eyes or skin at all even when wearing contact lenses. The Bioderma one is great but I just couldn’t justify the price for something like that that I go through pretty quickly.

[@strawberryfields1094]

I agree! I use the blue bottle and it's really nice!

[@baileydubs]

Your brother is the reason I switched from garnier to bioderma micellar a year or so ago and it’s been a game changer! Totally agree!

[@candyce6233]

Get the Bioderma in the blue lid if you are dry to normal. It’s got focused ingredients for extra hydration. Been a Bioderma fan for years. Like since 2016.

[@jacquelinefrigout9129]

I was going to write the same thing. I been using bioderma for around 8 years now and tried the blue because it was out of stock so I bought the blue one and I definitely prefer that one.

[@littleboots9800]

It's great. I got a big bottle in a subscription box. It's fantastic.

[@sumam5547]

Wt about dry to combination? I wanna remove silicon based water resistant sunscreen. Also tell how about simple micellar water too

[@jyn88]

The blue lid bioderma smells like baby wipes. I didn't like it. I bought it many years ago though so I don't know if they changed their scent since. The green lid smells nice but I'm no longer oily skin. Pink is now my go-to.

[@alfuncoot4887]

I know you aren't wearing mascara in this vid but I do want to mention how amazing this stuff is, even for stubborn waterproof mascara and eyeliner!! it's a godsend product for sure. I use it as makeup remover sometimes, but mostly as a cleansing water in the mornings, and my skin loves me for it

[@baileydubs]

I use it every morning to cleanse! For over a year now!

[@antoniaraphael3498]

I like the oil infused Garnier micellar water, I find that removes make up - especially around the eyes - so much easier with less irritation compared to the other versions from the same brand.

[@montananerd8244]

I may try this one...I don't wear mascara often but I have extra rows of lashes (it's not cute, they poke in all directions but mostly grow straight so I just get a bit more eyelid Def but they shrink my small eyes). I have to use liner at this age to get any true eye definition, and it gets trapped in the lashes, even harder to remove than mascara. I have a wonderful liner collection tho, and maybe Garnier will break it down.

[@yaiscolors]

This is very true! It works wonders when I use heavy makeup. The pink one I use to prep the skin and before my skincare routine before bed.

[@PiXie232]

@@montananerd8244 wow I’ve never heard of anything like that before! Is it genetic? Does either of your parents or family have this too? Very interesting:)

[@nicoleonus]

I use this one and it is amazing and my skin feels so nourished after.

[@Marymackthequeenofwack]

​@piXie23 my mom has an additional set of lashes but it's not what you think lol, they grow above her natural lash line and look crazy, she plucked them for years before they just stopped growing in.

[@jandoel]

I switched to Pond's cold cream for makeup remover. It's gentle, emulsifies water-insoluable make up, and is a quarter the price of other cream cleansers

[@DarkFire1536]

I used to use it, as it was one of the few things I could afford. Maybe I will go back to it.

[@mirolisen]

I really like bioderma too. It melts off the products so much more efficient comparedr to Garnier, which means less wiping and rubbing. I kept the Garnier pump bottle thought because that is hella convenient. 😁

[@sashas.5594]

Ty

[@kcototheyoyoyo]

The blue cap micellar water is the best. I use it around the eyes to take off eyeliner and mascara. Works really well.

[@lyndawithay3135]

The Garnier uses about twice as much besides being stingy. Bioderma Sensitive is great!

[@DarkFire1536]

Absolutely! The sensitive one is my GO-TO. 😊

[@Mstasen1]

Their Atoderm body cleansing oil is fantastic too.

[@anniej.4539]

@Robert you have to try the Simple Micellar water if you can find it in that UK. The one in the blue bottle (Hydro boost) is better than the original green bottle but they are both amazing. I recommend it to everyone, I won’t touch another brand for micellar water or face cleanser. It won’t sting your eyes at all, doesn’t make the skin tight, your skin just feels soft and clean. It’s so unbelievably underrated, I hear no one ever talking about it. Incredible for sensitive skin. Garnier is kind of garbage in my opinion, just not gentle on the skin and doesn’t work well. **the blue bottle is hydro boost. It’s gentle and incredible. The clear face wash is all I will use for a gel cleanser. Must buy!

[@Cynners]

I changed the disposable wipes for washable ones which are less scratchy. Saves my skin so much. Never thought about changing the miscilair water. I think I have found the best combo now. Thanks Robert!

[@Neenerella333]

Which washable ones do you like? I bought the Burts bees wipes with micellar water in them for traveling. I don't usually like disposable things, if I can help it, but they were convenient.

[@theroyalbugness]

​@Dineen Serpa not the person you asked, but I also switched over from disposable to washable some time back. They were Judy purchased off of Amazon, nothing special. I picked bamboo over standard cotton as it's more sustainable and I looked at heavily at the reviews for how long the rounds held up through uses and washing etc. I also looked at the laundry instructions, as I wanted the easiest care possible. It didn't take me very long to find what I was looking for and I bought 2 sets of 20 rounds. If they get stained and that bothers you, try some Oxiclean. Took my stains out except on the threading on the edges. I wash and dry my rounds in a small delicates bag to keep them contained.

[@PiXie232]

@@theroyalbugness I always just hand wash them in the sink right after using and then let them air dry in mesh bag that hangs from a rack in my bathroom. I’ve never had an issue with anything staining when I do it this way either. I think I’d end up losing them if I tried washing and drying them in the washer lol

[@sumam5547]

Can we use cloth instead? Pls clarify

[@Neerepha]

I have been wondering why my skin was so crazy dry and flaky lately... I thought it was either my NYX concealer or the Garnier water, and even though it didn't burn and I usually wash it away with regular water I had the feeling it was something alcohol-related. I still need to do some testing but by what I'm reading it might very well be the micellar water... Also because I was getting flaky on the cheeks too and that's not a place where I usually use concealer. Definitely going to buy another one.

[@AngD03]

Yes! The Bioderma one is great for sensitive skin and for contact lense wearers. LOVE it!

[@artaleasham4105]

Idk, I have naturally combo skin with dry spots on the cheeks, but the micellair water from garnier doesnt sting me on the face, eyes or emphasise my dryness. I have sensitive skin.

[@armyforlife3191]

After removing the makeup with the pads, does the skin still have remaining makeup? ‘Cause sometimes mine does that and I feel the need to clean my face again with a cleanser or makeup removing balm

[@MarieJohanna760]

Important note...you still have to use cleanser after you use it. To get the gunk off your face. I love Bioderma but it does not get my sweatproof Mascara of my lashes but in the end...nothing really does so its still a very good micellar water

[@iconicaidann]

I just use coconut oil now micellar water is just not good for the skin 😭

[@xxxoxxoxxx]

Doesn’t coconut oil clog your pores?

[@bohobeachpeach]

This is a great short! I also loved hearing James discuss this product and why it works so well on your pod🙂.

[@nanadidjana2499]

I changed from Garnier to La roche posay and there's a lot of difference! will try Bioderma as well to see!

[@Curiousblit__z]

Bioderma broke me out pretty consistently everytime i used it, which sucks cuz its more expensive i wanted it to change my life. using the blue garnier works fine for me

[@Bigb00bs_umchileanywaysso]

What about for water proof mascara? I use Garnier’s oil infused waterproof makeup remover micellar. It works amazing at removing my mascara but it stings my eyes very bad.

[@just2lovable]

I got sensibio serum in a beauty box and I’ve been hooked ever since. The entire range is so damn nourishing

[@christineeugene57]

Exactly the same, Robert, exactly the same with me! I dislike Garnier because it not only stung my skin, but also caused tiny painful comedones (breakouts) all over my face. However, the Bioderma Sensibio Micellar Water (green cap instead of pink) is something I do use for my lips and eyes at times and it's real good! Clinique's Take the Day off Cleansing Balm is my go-to though, totally melts my makeup inside out. Recently tried the Green Clean Cleansing Balm from Farmacy, and it's so very good too! But way more expensive than Clinique which is already so pricey.

[@DarkFire1536]

Have you tried the Glow Recipe Papaya Sorbet cleansing balm? It is my absolute favorite! It takes off my waterproof eye makeup, is gentle, non-drying, and rinses off well.

[@Elvira-k3r]

I remove my makeup with olive oil mixed with a little castor oil. Works like a dream. I also moisturize with jojoba oil. That's my entire beauty routine at 43. My skin started looking clear and even af within a week or 2 of stopping all other products 😁.

[@DanielleGarcia-qi2si]

Wow really? Im 41 and just really started trying face care routines lol. So im really interested in this. What do u cleanse with if u dont mind me asking?

[@Elvira-k3r]

@@DanielleGarcia-qi2si I'm like you and didn't start until later, too. I think I was 39 or 40 before I gave a f*ck 😂. To cleanse I used the olive oil and castor oil, too. That's honestly all I do. Cleanse with that, moisturize with jojoba oil. I'll probably add in some vitaminnc serum later and maybe eventually start using retinol, but fir now I just use the oils and make sure I wear sunscreen. I think it all gave my skin barrier a break and my face just chilled out and likes the healing properties of the oils. Hope this was helpful 😊.

[@Dwaekki0325]

Hiii can i use coconut oil to remove makeup👀

[@Elvira-k3r]

@@Dwaekki0325 sure. But some people find that coconut oil can clog their pores or cause breakouts. It never caused my breakouts (I used to use it to moisturize), but it did clog my pores a bit and didn't do anything to even out my skin tone. I think it's down to trial and error to see what oil(s) work best for you 😊.

[@Dwaekki0325]

@@Elvira-k3r oh okayy thanks for replying❤️‍🩹

[@AridaenNightcoreRock]

I use Garniers Rose Micellar water as a toner

[@jennaroseblooming]

am I the only one who has had a horrible experience with Bioderma ? I tried the blue one (Hydrabio) since that was what was available and it stung my eyes HORRIBLY and irritated my skin. plus the fragrance was SO overpowering, I ended up returning it

[@kari07tacoma]

Omg, I’ve been using the hydrating, rose water Garnier one for years and always thought it was just my cotton pads that were making my face burn. I’m definitely going to look into that other brand now. Thank you!!! Anyone use the Cerave micellar water?

[@MAD_MAX-]

i use the L'oreal micellar water it also wiped my makeup with no problem i only do natural makeup so i dont really know how it works with full makeup but i absolutely love it

[@WrapFiqah]

Bioderma is my favorite I had to use the other sleeping over at a friends and whew I missed my Bioderma 😭😭

[@WrapFiqah]

Bioderma is my favorite I had to use the other sleeping over at a friends and whew I missed my Bioderma 😭😭

[@BBandJ01]

I love micellar water! That shit is magic! But there is one I get that's like a knock off Garnier it does burn my eyes sometimes!!

[@LPoper]

Its a little misleading to say Garnier micellar water does X and Y. It really depends which Garnier micellar water you're using. They do have a few different versions. I use the one with hyaluronic acid and it doesn't sting or dry out my sensitive, mature skin, even my eyelids. And it takes off waterproof mascara and liner.

[@randomguy36j98]

thank you for this video, wished I knew about this before I just bought the garnier just now, damn ittt

[@conniesummerford4751]

I wear contacts and the biggest issue I have with micellar water or a cleansing balm. It ends up making my contacts blurry..

[@mirandagarcia7866]

Wait you don't take your contacts off before removing your makeup?? 😳

[@conniesummerford4751]

@@mirandagarcia7866 nope I wear my contacts all the time. I clean them and put back into my eyes. I’m am not a glasses girl. So I need a mascara that’s going work with an all day contact user.

[@dlilwon]

Yup the garnier one is terrible. Cheers for the plug on the Bioderma one. I am switching asap.

[@JaguarBeauty]

I've been using the one from Simple Skincare for ages, and it's my favorite ❤

[@evibunny03]

i use granier's one (the exact same pink one as in the video) and i tried nivea's micellar water and it dried my skin out so much hngg so i guess everyone's skin is indeed very different

[@soph6539]

Simple makeup removing micellar water is amazing. That's my go to. I even use it to do a gentle cleanse of my face in the morning.

[@sumam5547]

Which is better simple or bioderma

[@mrsc896]

I have very sensitive skin and the simple micellar is perfect for me

[@allieg6401]

Garnier always left my face feeling like sticky or something- always felt like I hade to use (shock, horror, gasp) a makeup wipe to remove the residue… ~*~*~*~ And I bought it to stop using wipes…

[@snehahalder5408]

I have a query is miceller water enough for removing sunscreen in Pm routine...

[@montananerd8244]

OK I know it's not a drop of dawn in water, that's just some tik tok rumor, but would that work for makeup removal? dawn is very gentle with strong surfactant power...we use the combo on plants to determine gnats. would it be am effective cleanser? I know it strips moisture, but I don't have any naturally at this age, and I use multiple moisturizer layers AM & PM. lol this is a james question but he isn't up for DIY

[@babyboomertwerkteam5662]

The Garnier one always left me feeling sticky and gross, gotta try something else 😅

[@fnomore333]

I found Thayer's witch hazel works even better than the micellar waters! It actually cleared my skin & moisturized my dry spots?!?! It was an accident so I used the witch hazel face spray on a wipe to remove my makeup until my cleaner came in.... I will now never use anything else. I don't know what's in that stuff, but Thayer's witch hazel face spray reduced my under eye puffiness more than any eye cream?!?! It's beyond ridic, and again I don't know how or why but give it a try, it's a miracle.

[@redridinghook5932]

I rather spend a bit more on a better product than saving some bucks on one that hurts my skin. The difference I'm HUGE! and fortunately, there are several discounts all year round that I take advantage of to get the bigger bottles. Bioderma is waaaaaaaay better in every way. The main difference happens with the eyes, Garnier burns, Bioderma doesn't PERIOD

[@jslo5863]

This is good to know. I am experiencing the eyelid burn now from the Garnier. I bought another type before watching this video - Marcelle Micellar water. Hopefully it works gently as well.

[@LoveableNiki]

I wasn't a fan of Garnier either. I cannot remember why. I have been using Dirty Works for years, but it's discontinued. I randomly picked up Bioderma because I'm on my last bottle of DW.

[@lunart7]

I stumble with a version of Garnier micellar water for sensitive skin, the cap was blue and it has like a blue type of oil on it (but it wasn't oil) and I LOVED IT! my skin didn't burn, it removed water proof make-up, my skin was hydrated and soft (with the others my skin was either dry or super oily)... however, it seems it was discontinued because after that single bottle that I purchased I couldn't find it in any store, I was able to purchase it online from a random store (I guess is what is left in storage) I got like 4 bottles and I tried to research why it was removed/changed but couldn't find any informartion about it. Now I know what other option I can use once I finish the Garnier one 😅

[@ggeemmiinnii]

I wanted to love this Bioderma micellar water, but it made my skin almost feel greasy. I never leave micellar water on, and I only use it as a 'pre-cleanse', not even for a double cleanse. I miss the I'm Unny (formerly Unny Club) micellar water that Amazon used to carry...it left my skin feeling hydrated but not greasy or oily, and clean without feeling stripped. I've tried a thousand cleansing waters, and I'm Unny always comes out above the rest.

[@khills]

Heh, I remember people telling me to buy the Garnier when it was all the rage but nope, familiar with how my skin doesn’t like their products. I find the Bioderma too oily, personally, but really love the Mizon probiotics micellar water. Just gotta find what works for your skin.

[@KimZabiegalski]

I have used Garnier since day one of micellar inception.. and not until recently have I noticed my forehead in particular is dry and itchy…. Have they changed the formula? Trying Roberts pick for sure 😍😍😍

[@montananerd8244]

I got the Perricone MD in a subscription box, it's very stingy and very poor at makeup removal. I decided to try the Beauty 365 one at Dollar Tree. Less irritating, but so thin that it isn't doing much either.

[@tahneegilbert8682]

Long story short, had some, didn't like it so just had the bottle laying around. Had a red wine stain in a shirt that I had washed and rewashed countless times, as well as tried a few different stain removal tactics, including bleach!! Nothing worked. One day I just thought, what if I tried micellar water. Soaked the stain in it, rubbed the material together, stain GONE!

[@gurlinacoma]

I use this to take makeup off with a reusable cotton round and that usually removes all of my makeup because reusable cotton rounds have a larger surface area. Then I go in with a second reusable cotton round to cleanse my skin sort of like a double cleanse and all of the gunk on my face is gone. Doing this doesn’t break me out. RINSE OFF THE MICELLAR WATER. OMG this changed the game for me when I started rinsing the micellar water off my face, because they’re always marketed saying “don’t need to rinse off.”

[@oreoorva]

Kinda wanna try the Bioderma one now. I've been using Garnier All in One Waterproof with the blue cap and haven't had a problem with it. I tried using the famous Banila Co Cleansing balm and it didn't remove my eyeliner ,and it broke me out.

[@comraderieco]

Discovered micellar water water at an AirBnB in France. I bought a bunch in travel sized to take home. Thought Garnier was the knockoff when I saw it in stores. Nice to see I accidently got it right the first time.

[@mcj19991]

Strange...but I bought one at the dollar tree a couple years ago that worked beautifully! I used it on a qtip and brush across my lashes then a clean qtip to remove remaining mascara. No Sting, burn, tightness. They sold out for a couple years. Diff brand there now and not sure if it's the same

[@mrfearsmom8857]

I'm definitely looking for it! I can't stand the micellar water you showed with a pink top. I've also tried Tarte micellar magic. It also burns 😢

[@khitai8227]

Yes finally I’m not the only one who’s skin stings after using Garnier micellar water. I use one from my local dollar tree store that works the best for $1.25 us than $8-15 for name brands that sting

[@nvae7252]

I actually don’t like micellar water but it might be because I’ve only used Garnier’s. I don’t like the oil film, guess it wasn’t supposed to be a “used alone” product. And it doesn’t work as well on my mascara, even when using the method of leaving it on the eyes for a bit on a cotton round before rubbing it off. And that I have to use more product to get a cleaner face.

[@Nna009]

HECK YEAAAA I tried bioderma first back then n then because i was struggling financially i got to the garnier one but when i saw it is SO SO different on god i racked up a few more extra bucks to get back on bioderma again

[@itsmyturnonthexbox]

Honestly with how prohibitively expensive nicer micellar waters are and how often they burn my skin anyways, I just recommend people use cold cream to remove makeup anymore.

[@Azira_Amane]

I started using the Bioderma after watching your brother's videos. I usually use it in the morning, and sometimes in the evening if I haven't gone anywhere and don't have loads of product and sunscreen on. I don't wear makeup unless on a night out, so can't speak for it's makeup removing abilities, but as a micellar water goes, it's definitely the best one I've tried out.

[@nkurdy288]

I have tried Garnier, but the bioderma used to sting. I have used Simple now for years, it’s cheap and does the job as decently as a miceller water will. Let’s face the miceller water is never gonna take everything off.

[@catherinegreer854]

What! James didn't give you one from his stash 😂❤❤❤Love Bioderma and the MW from Cosrx is very nice too.

[@jemabird]

This is the same with me and witch hazel. Like same concentration, no other ingredients, somehow my skin reacts WILDLY different between brands 😅

[@bettyvick2850]

I thank Costco for introducing me to Bioderma by selling it in a humongous size. It is the best micellular water I’ve tried. It’s great.

[@barbaraf3340]

I haven't had any problems with Garnier, luckily. But the Cerave one stings really bad on the eyes, even on the lips.

[@princ3sstofu]

I 100% that bioderma is better, but where I'm at, it's like 4 times the price. When I can afford it I will use for sure!!!

[@annachancy7429]

Okay, but can y'all convince my husband that micellar water is more than just water with a little soap in it?? I've gotten in so many arguments with him about it. 😢

[@adamarisanchez1928]

Ever since I bought Bioderma I never bought the Garnier ever again (plus I had acne when I tried out the garnier and it would irritate my acne)😭

[@bostonreese4807]

I swear by bioderma products! I recommend them to everyone. They are extremely affordable and their products just work.

[@firewolfx77]

y’all it depends on your skin❤

[@rebeccareese73]

i just got the walmart brand called 'equate'. i haven't tried it with makeup or sunblock, but my skin didn't freak out when i used it for a waterless cleaning. didn't sting, my skin felt nice and there was no scent

[@ElizabethHoward]

See, I've loved the Garnier and had a terrible time when I tried the Burt's Bees. That stuff makes my skin angry! lol

[@Gonegirl0101]

I'm not kidding people would look at me like I was a criminal if I mentioned how the Garnier one dried out my skin and stung my eyes. Everyone raves about it, but it literally manages to make my combo skin type look like dry sand

[@sophie.p93]

What do you think about L'Oréal's micellar water?

[@tianasenn]

I've tried several brands and they all bother my eyes. 😔 Plus Micellar waters leave a disgusting film on the skin. 🤢

[@Andytheevien]

I love the Bioderma one. Especially the lid!!

[@lizzi7128]

I have the opposite problem! Isn't it funny how different things work for different people

[@evelynlove1218]

Oof the drunk elephant one in the eye area is the worst!!

[@Storiatreema]

I agee everytime i use garnier i got pimples and i hate the smell of it

[@politereminder6284]

unfortunately, I'm allergic to Something in the bioderma.

[@dianaf6333]

I'd love to try Bioderma. Unfortunately, they aren't cruelty-free 😢

[@gunjan14192]

I am in love with the riceberry face wash by LittlExtra! It's mild but works well at cleansing dirt and impurities from my skin. Its black rice ingredient cleans my skin without being too harsh, keeping my skin feeling soft, glowing, and smooth. No acne, pimples, or extra oil can be found on my face after washing with this face wash. Additionally, I like the fact that it's made with ingredients from nature and is free from harsh chemicals. It has a mild natural smell and doesn't dries out my skin. I highly recommend this face cleanser to those in search of a good and safe facewash.

[@Veenakabira85]

Riceberry face wash lessened my dark spots and blemishes, controlled extra oil formed on my skin. I checked and found that it has properties for healing and boosts circulation in the facial skin, so this is why I see a decrease in my acne.

[@RohanAcharya5581]

The face wash is very effective and beneficial for all skin types. It provides smooth skin after every wash. It provides instant relief and radiance to the skin. The riceberry face wash is effective, and using 2 times a day provides excellent results, based on my experience. It is soap-free and assists lock in moisture. Essential on your wash basin.

[@mohina8432]

Fck lillextra Its the most terrible sh!t ever Fck you lil ass bots we aren't dumb we know ur bots so get the fck out of here

[@Arunhoonmain371]

I'm just crazy about this Rice Berry face cleanser and vitamin c face serum.

[@mohina8432]

These bots really think they can fool us humans Nah u lil a$s company u cant

[@CreamyJalapeno]

I have sworn by bioderma for so many years now. It’s probably been 8 years. I’ve never switched!

[@terriberry67]

BIODERMA isn't cruelty free

[@ericatucker2683]

Why didn't you listen to your brothers recommendation like at least a year ago? Lol I wonder if they watch each other's channels 😂

[@makeupbysarahc]

I actually started with bioderma and it stung my eyes, and was a bit harsh on my skin. La Rochay Posay has a micellar water that's much better.

[@imanabdulsalam4027]

i bought the bio one just because everyone was talking about it and i have used garnier Rose micellar water and it worked wonder for me; bio on the other hand made me very dry after using it while garnier rose water makes my dry skin very glowing! im not going to use bioderma anymore.

[@MsLinoi]

I also noticed that using micellar water before applying a prescription like epiduo (benzoyl peroxide+ Adapalene) isn't a good Idea. I don't know if it's because removing makeup with it is a bit more drying & irritating than oilcleansers or if it's due to some of the surfactants remaining on the skin & makeing some sort of a reaction. I tried cutting on some time while traveling & it was a huuugeee mistake 😅

[@theroyalbugness]

IDK if it's the same recommendation, but my Cleo-T actually recommends to apply to face when slightly dampened from a toner 🤷‍♀️

[@karenswartzlander5411]

Did this tip come from James? I feel like he could have told you this months ago! ♥️

[@sarascrivner8863]

i use simple i wonder if its better than garnier

[@sallyversace]

I use the Simple micellar water. The Garnier one is drying and I can never understand why people like it.

[@ourglass488]

My older sister had great skin, but after using Garnier, i could see how harsh it was on her and the very slight burned and change of texture of her skin after using it.

[@Ir0303]

the blue garnier one is good, the pink was insanely drying for me