Testing Makeup Wipes vs Double Cleansing Under a UV Light - the Truth about Makeup Wipes!

[@Delly9158]

As a therapist as well as a person with a disability, I thought it was so cool that you made sure to note that for some folks, makeup wipes are a matter of accessibility, and that a certain amount of dirt on the skin is normal (and a therapist can help if that is something someone struggles with). While many mean well when they discourage use of "convenience" items (including makeup wipes, straws, etc.), it's important to note that those items sometimes make it possible to be more independent. Thank you, and you have a new subscriber:)

[@sgd.6830]

Hello Liesa I love what you have written, very beautiful and kind ❤️

[@thatonedog819]

Yes!

[@SecondToe1]

Yes!!!

[@karomariee]

I work in a bar and I learnt the other day from a girl who had a stroke at a young age how she needs to use a bendy straw to drink easily. I was so fascinated because it is something I personally have never thought of and we only have straight straws at work.

[@livyann2143]

Sometimes the best I can do is a makeup wipe to clean my face due to health conditions. I don't typically wear makeup, but when I do I try to use an actual cleanser. I've been in the hospital for several weeks without being able to wash my face properly. Makeup wipes are heavenly in those moments. It's always important to remember "convenience items" aren't just for "lazy" people. Many convenience options (such as precut veggies and fruit) are the ONLY options sometimes for people with disabilities. It's also important to remember that disabled people's ability to go about life/survive is more important than a few wipes and straws going to a landfill. The big contibuters to waste are not disabled people trying to survive. It's corporations.

[@cheyennemassey6402]

I would love to see a video where you do a double cleanse Vs makeup wipe with a single cleanse after. I don’t think most people use the makeup wipe ALONE, just as a first cleanse

[@rellahaire9912]

I agree 100%. I think most people would use a makeup wipe as a pre-cleanse before washing their face. And you could do the 2nd experiment with a different set of cleansers - I would be especially interested in the 2nd cleanser being a super gentle one for dry or sensitive skin. Also, instead of makeup, you could show trying to remove waterproof SPF.

[@20thcenturyrelic]

I sure hope you're right! I had very oily skin as a teenager, and I got into the habit of washing my face with a cleanser and water. I just wouldn't feel clean unless I did. I've tried using wipes as a first cleanse, and they didn't work well for me. I'd rather use a reusable pad with a liquid makeup remover, and then use a cleanser with water.

[@skinjin]

As someone who worked at Ulta for 5 years and moved to being an Esthetician for a few years now, unfortunately most people just use the wipes. No cleansing after. 😭 I have seen a big shift into finally doing a cleanse afterwards, so fingers crossed for the next few years. 🤞🤞

[@christinunya72]

Yes! Thank you

[@annabananabebe]

I often use a wipe, then double cleanse if I’m wearing a full face of makeup.

[@mitccoo]

The same experiment but using other brands of cleansers would be great. Also maybe a comparison of single vs. double cleanse or double cleanse vs. a cleansing tool like Foreo..

[@abigailpena5950]

Yep, hope she tests multiple popular cleaners, single and double cleansing, etc next

[@laurenpetro4807]

Do you use a Foreo?

[@Cesiaj]

What i would like to see next under UV: Double cleansing using oil/balm VS. milk cleansers (which they say is gentler). Then use the same 2nd cleanser ☺️ Special thanks to our willing test subject, Cassandra 😘

[@loecm]

Adding on, maybe you could also do one experiment with Micellar cleansers? I really like the one by bioderma sensibio... would be interesting to see which one performed better at removing makeup, Sunscreen and gunk.

[@NoorAtaVFX]

When I used makeup wipes, I never used them as the only cleanser. I always followed up with my acne cleanser after. I wonder if it would be just as effective if used like a double cleanse instead of alone.

[@hellapainyo]

that’s what i was wondering

[@SubSalicylate]

Same! I had no idea people were using them alone

[@kristapatterson4965]

Same. I never just used a makeup wipe and done. I used it to remove makeup and then used face wash

[@elsbells2211]

Yup - when I used makeup wipes, they were always a first cleansing step. The set up is biased by comparing to a double cleanse :( I would be really curious about the results if the wipes were followed with a cleanser.

[@ildemmiyim]

Sameee!!

[@AKbaby89]

As someone who wears makeup, I personally don't like the inkey list oat cleanser, it never removed my mascara and eyeshadow well enough, and it always left like a film on my face that I didn't like. *Edit* I just wanted to add that I use the Innisfree oil cleanser, and it works great for me

[@tasha5768]

I don't wear makeup but I have to say I just don't like the inkey list cleansers I never feel clean afterwards so i agree.

[@mkVangWang]

I agree! I was very disappointed when I got it. Just glad it was cheaper

[@AishaJoon]

I actually did like the film it left, however, sadly I ended up with alot of breakouts due to it. Was to be expected from my acne prone skin though.

[@AKbaby89]

@@mkVangWang yeah, I was soo glad I got the mini size, because I really didn't like it. I use the Innisfree oil cleanser now and I loove it, and it's really not that expensive🙌🙌

[@quintecence]

Yeah, I've not tried the oat balm but it's similar in texture to the kiko milano micellar gel cleanser - it's a good product but just takes forever to wash off so I've replaced it with the superfacialist oil cleaners.. it's a little more expensive than my old cleanser but it's a lot faster

[@AlizMari23]

I would like to see this done again but after wearing your makeup all day, because freshly applied makeup removes much more easily than makeup that has had time to break down and settle into the skin, and I feel like the oils in my skin help the makeup cling more. Imagine how much worse it would be on both sides. Also, when I DO use makeup wipes, I always cleanse after; the wipe is mainly to remove the stubborn makeup like eye makeup.

[@DRVenard]

It goes to show, that the makeup wipes just smear it around. Particularly on Doris where she really 'tried'. I think the more you move it, the more it goes back in your pores! Wow!!Love ya Cassandra and Doris🤗💗🦋

[@cheekyb71]

I'd love to see this retried with an SPF, it would still show with the woods lamp BUT should be easier to remove with cleansing. Or do we think it's easier to remove because it's clear? Cheap makeup is always difficult to remove, UV or costume makeup makes no difference. But is the SPF actually coming off?

[@ohcontraire1915]

I'd like to see that too! I actually heard from a dermatologist that sunscreen is difficult to remove & they recommended double cleansing even if you're only wearing spf, no makeup (which i usually wouldn't bother with). I'd like to know how true that is!

[@candyc3314]

@@ohcontraire1915 Oh it's true. I use mineral sunscreen and always double cleanse. I even triple cleanse on the rare occasion if I used a lot. Sometimes I feel like even double cleansing didn't remove it all.

[@codudenisa1051]

Could you do this again but compare different cleansing balms on the market to see which ones are better? And than maybe use the winner cleansing balm in another video where you compare cleansers aswell? This was really cool to watch 😱

[@digitalmimi]

I would love to see a video comparing different types of cleansers with the uv light

[@Glamorgrly79]

But the wipes are not supposed to replace washing your face. It’s just to take mKe up off, u then still need to wash. This is not a fair comparison. The wipe will also leave behind a residue just like a first oil cleanse.

[@trishamarie]

Thank you! I always used makeup wipes first, then went in with my cleanser to finish the job. I was doing double cleanses before anyone even used the term. I always hated the residue that wipes left behind, and it was obvious it only removed makeup and nothing else. I know way too many people take the cleanser part of makeup remover and cleansing wipes as it being the only step you need in then cleansing process. I broke out really bad if I didn’t go in with a good cleanser after using wipes.

[@HGKatniss]

Just like what James welsh says “it’s all about progression over perfection because perfection doesn’t exist”.

[@LoversLane16]

I use a clean microfiber washcloth when I double cleanse and I think that would have helped in this case on that side.

[@francescamezei4037]

I just recently started using a cleansing balm and here are my pros and cons: pros: •removes all my makeup and mascara very well (a lot better than makeup wipes) •I don’t have rub my eyes as much to get the product off because the balm breaks it up. •It’s way less time consuming •it makes my skin feel more mouisterized •it’s better for the environment cons: •SOMETIMES it gets in your eyes and blurs your vision for a second. •it can be hard to travel with and it’s not as reliable because it requires water to rinse it off.

[@erikavelazquez1835]

I have no problem traveling with my balm.

[@CrystalFier]

I feel like a more accurate test would be doing a single cleanse vs makeup wipes.

[@TheCRYSTALLURE]

This! And then the other way could be double cleansing only vs makeup wipes & a single cleanse.

[@deannamarie3324]

Agreed

[@Squeebbles]

Or by following up with the same acne cleanser on both sides

[@Siberius-]

That isn't accurate to how people do it though... at least as far as what is recommended with cleansing or how most people use makeup wipes, which is that they do a makeup wipe and nothing else. Though some people do single cleanse and that's it, so it would be cool to at least see it, but yea, not super relevant for this particular video (and she only has 2 halves to her face). Some people use cleanser after a makeup wipe, and that would be similar, but with more stuff left over inside the pores.

[@Kay2be2mr]

I use makeup wipes as a second step in my 3 step cleansing process. I do buy balms, but if you plan on using everyday it can get expensive. So I buy Albolene like Dr. Dray once recommended. It's cheaper and lasts a really long time. I melt my makeup with the Albolene and then I use a makeup wipe to remove most of the oil with the melted makeup off, and then I wash my face with a water based foaming cleanser. But no one seems to talk about those of us who use them in a different manner rather than just a first or only step.

[@msk-qp6fn]

Sounds like an effective and cheap cleansing method 👍

[@Becca_H85]

You could just use a reusable washable cloth then, instead of the make up wipe. Make it wet, wash the balm/oil off and then go on to your second cleanse. That's better for your skin, the environment and for your budget.😉

[@marmoor5515]

This is exactly what I do!

[@Becca_H85]

@@marmoor5515 didn't you say, you use make up wipes for that? What I mean is cloth, no wipes. The ones you put in your washer and use it again.🤔

[@marmoor5515]

@@Becca_H85 I was replying to the main thread. I use both reusable for light make up and eyes (instead of cotton pads/balls) and I use regular wipes when I have a lot of product on (triple cleanse), I'm on a hurry (instead of the oil cleanser) or on the go for much more than just makeup removal.

[@BlackKoshka23]

I would like to see this experiment but with double cleanse by hand on one side, and using a device like Foreo Luna in the second stage of the double cleanse on the other. I think the results could be interesting.

[@kimberlyhughes7225]

Ok, we need you to perfect the double cleanse and actually show the best technique for removing makeup, dirt and oil because you can actually show us what works! Don’t stop here!

[@countchocula5379]

Girl, you look SO pretty withOUT that makeup! 💁🏼‍♀️✨

[@Siberius-]

I'm glad you added the part at the end. I imagine some people will (for a limited time at least) be super hardcore on their skin to try and make sure there is nothing left over at all, when that really isn't necessary to such degrees.

[@m.khairunnas5165]

finally cassandra posted her new video!!!😂😂

[@mylifewithmarmalade4624]

I vote we need a 2nd UV makeup experiment (or two) doing a double cleanse with the second stage using fingers only, vs a makeup eraser type cloth, or a silicone scrubber like a foreo. Do the products that say they will get your face cleaner with less irritation actually make a noticeable difference?

[@emmav4833]

I think it would be really interesting to see different double cleansing routines side by side. For example one with a cleansing oil another with a makeup wipe and another with a cleansing balm.

[@MrMark28]

Wow!! What a video! Much agree! It’s important to clean well enough, not squeaky clean but skin hydrated clean :)

[@janicalagana]

Your hair is looking so healthy and full! 😍

[@Squed92]

Surely using a flannel (gently) to assist with removing the cleanser would have helped tremendously? My face never feels clean if I just wash off the cleanser with water and my hands 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@goodgriefff]

This was such a great informational video that i honestly never thought about the difference! Thank you cass!

[@melissaphoto23]

This is such a cool test! Love it!🔥🔥💗wow!

[@nothingness03]

Inkey list's oat cleanser is so overrated tho! It might be working for washing sunscreen off but I prefer liquid oil-based cleansers when I am wearing a heavy, "party" makeup. Creamy balms might work for daily cleansers but liquid oil cleansers and the balms such of heimish is way more effective in terms of taking off night-out makeups in my experience.

[@kellymartin7696]

Would love to see more experiments with other cleansers!

[@Jod3lay]

For me, the first no-no as to cleansing wipes is that they're not sustainable. So I just don't buy them. That's one of my contributions to sustainability.

[@christyplantholt3981]

I always wipe cleasing balm off with a damp soft cloth instead of just splashing it off, then use a fresh cloth to rinse my face after my second cleanse. That probably helps a lot.

[@nekstati5788]

Thank you for the video! An interesting experiment with troubling results. Also, you look beautiful⚘🦋

[@carolinecummings313]

This was enlightening and scary at the same time!

[@dontstarvealone1751]

I love that you are SHOWING the truth ❤️

[@WillSing4TP]

I grew up with Pond's cold cream for regular makeup & Albolene cream to remove stage makeup. Albolene only has five ingredients: mineral oil, petrolatum, paraffin, ceresin, & beta carotene. ♥ I will gently use makeup wipes to remove the cream from my eyes after I've emulsified. Very gently. Then suds up cleanse my whole face after that.

[@heyboi_]

I would LOVE to see this if camera technique with using cleansing devices and comparing results! Maybe like Foreo (silicone) vs Spa Sciences Nova (bristles). And those two compared to a hand alone double cleanse. I’m so interested in that experiment 🧪 💙😄

[@sarahgalatea]

Cassandra, I loved this video! If you have one of those foreos that claim to really remove the dirt from your pores, would you do this experiment again, on the second step of the double cleansing? I would love to know more! Thank you for your amazing channel!

[@teahvoss5069]

wait i would actually love to see this experiment repeated with a multitude of different skincare, makeup wipes, methods of washing your face etc

[@elisham23]

I think it's also worth noting (which she did) that not all double cleanses a/o makeup wipes are equal. I usually use the farmacy green clean balm (and I loovvee it) but I wanted to try the oat cleansing balm because it is much more affordable and I took it back after two uses. It didn't get anything off my face and I had a hard time getting the balm it's self off and I felt so greasy

[@whereisthesauce2881]

What the name of the oat cleansing balm ?

[@elisham23]

@@whereisthesauce2881 it's literally called the oat cleansing balm lol its by the inkey list. It's the one in her video

[@shagun18]

A rhode skin review pleaseeee

[@noahw1229]

You should do a test of double cleansing vs double cleansing with the same cleanser and I bet you it will expose the lie that we need a second cleanser.

[@Kaycia]

I second this idea! Although I think the variable is how people do their cleanse and also the skin prior like heavy makeup vs next to nothing. 🤔 double cleansing might still be needed for the heavy makeup?

[@M05-v2y]

It’s science, it’s a reason why we use and oil based fiery and then water based

[@noahw1229]

@@M05-v2y it’s science.. then what are surfactants for?😂 to dissolve oil

[@M05-v2y]

@@noahw1229 🤦‍♀️ look it up kiddo

[@noahw1229]

@@M05-v2y I have, just look up lab muffin and she explains how it’s not really needed to use two different cleansers. Just using your same cleanser twice is completely valid. Surfactants are just made to help oil and water emulsify and mix together to be rinsed off. That’s how things get cleansed

[@cherylsmith3350]

Are you able to try one of these vs a Face Halo?! Face Halos are supposed to remove makeup from the pores and I love how clean I feel afterwards

[@WillSing4TP]

The wipes just smooshed the makeup further into the skin! Ewww! I always use my little silicone facial scrubber when I cleanse. Exfoliates like a charm! And so gentle on the skin. This was awesome! Thank you! 😊

[@ellanderson5171]

Would love to see different cleansers put to this test. Which ones actually work, what ingredients actually work

[@ohcontraire1915]

I used to do a similar 'experiment' as a (very effective!) sales technique. You'd let the customer remove their makeup with wipes, as thoroughly as possible, then use a wipe-off cleanser afterwards and you can literally see what's left behind. This was back in the days before double cleansing was a big thing and people really were just using wipes to remove their makeup & cleanse.

[@retsuko6]

Cassandra, 1 little question. You said that eye cream is no use and we can use a regular moisturiser insted. But what about aftershave? Does it make sense to have a separate cream? Can I use a regular Neutrogena body lotion all over my body right after shaving? P.S if anyone has seen Cassandra`s post or video on the topic - please share it with me

[@ramisamaliyat3504]

Cassy you need to give your opinion and review on Hailey Bieber’s “Rhode”. I really wanna know your take on them before purchasing.

[@dominiquesiwulich4746]

Yayy i been wqiting for this video !!!!

[@Yourlocalvamp13]

I hope you try rhode skincare! You said how much you loved hailey beibers personality on one of your videos :)

[@luzcari3202]

sameeee

[@rups6936]

For me I use coconut oil to melt my makeup and then use a cleanser to remove it. And if the makeup is heavy I use a cleansing milk with cotton afterwards. Works like a charm for me.

[@rachelq.sanchez739]

What about using wipes and then washing your face with the cleanser? What the results would be? 🤓

[@DaisyAruba]

Oh my god the ending was genius. If there’s one thing I want to learn from editing it’s how to put my face on other peoples body’s and vice versa.

[@Iheartmusic301]

We need an update video of the breakdown of SKKN’s ingredient list!! 😁

[@haydengrable8502]

Please do a comparison of the dhc deep cleansing oil to glow recipes papaya enzyme cleansing balm!!

[@allysonglass3925]

I prefer the double cleanse but I don't think the Oat Cleansing balm for the inkey list does a great job of breaking down makeup. I feel like I have to spend to much time rubbing to breakdown mascara. I use it for days I don't wear makeup for my double cleanse and use other oil balms for days I wear makeup. The best to break down makeup, IMO, is Farmacy's Green Clean Cleansing balm.

[@AllTheHappySquirrels]

The Farmacy cleansing balm is my favorite! Would not recommend cleansing balms from Burt's Bees, Glow Recipe, or Elemis, though.

[@allysonglass3925]

@@AllTheHappySquirrels I'm glad I'm not the only one who found Glow Recipe's cleansing balm underwhelming.

[@AllTheHappySquirrels]

@@allysonglass3925 it was so disappointing. My friends with really dry skin like the oily residue it leaves behind, though.

[@mahvash358]

There are so many products available in the market that it does get difficult to understand which would suit a particular skin type. Most of the time, products do go waste in the pursuit of finding one that does not impart massive sensitivity to the skin.

[@haral.6620]

This was amazing! Btw, did u dye ur hair? Looks different than usual, but it’s so pretty.

[@x3Lielliax3]

ngl it looked so cool to see all of it under a UV Light! I only use Make-Up Wipes to clean off my make-up brushes to remove the excess pigments to not smudge em over my face the next time I use them (because I'd forget as soon as they meet my make-up bag again, that they still hold pigment XDDD) But as a teenager living being poor this was the only possibility to "remove" my Make-Up besides using Nivea Cream to remove the "heavy" make up more gently if the wipes didn't get the job done... Luckily my parents got better jobs and we were able to buy some more Skincare related things because all our skins were pretty damaged. I was pretty abscess-prone (sadly still am) thanks to these poor options, nowadays I see a derm (since I got atopic eczema) and learned a lot thanks to your videos. I love following up all your releases and what you have to tell us, knowing how being in dept and out of money feels and bringing us close to what's affordable and gets the work done. Thank you for creating your content, you're amazing. Always stay this beYOUtiful inside and out as you are right now. Love from Germany

[@inbar528]

I usually do a cleanser and use micellar water and can really see all the dirt that was left after the cleanser removed. so I highly recommended it

[@Starseeeeeeeed]

We need someone like you for hair.

[@shay5222]

hi cassandra!!! are u going to eventually review rhode by hailey bieber? i’ve been hearing good things but i trust u more i guess lmaoo

[@AngelPuffCait]

Wow it's crazy how much stuff was left behind. I was very surprised

[@juniorchavesopicassodeyahu988]

0:05 How exceptionally beautiful you are Cassandra. Your eyes are just damn gorgeous 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🤩❤️❤️

[@missqiqilim]

Can you please test on how effective reusable micro fibre cotton pads are at removing make-up? Enjo brand claims that all you need is water and their pads.

[@valm6391]

amazing!!!!more!!

[@AKbaby89]

I use makeup wipes to clean off swatches, and eyeshadow fall out on my face🤣 I can promise makeup wipes are not going to remove all the makeup, all it does to me is move the makeup around my face

[@StayfunnyLG]

I had to check the transcript to be sure of what you said. Psychodermatologist.... it's really a thing! Really!!!! I'm definitely going to sleep smarter tonight :D Thanks Cassandra!

[@deloto8004]

I'm thinking that it's a good idea that I use one of those silicone scrubby brushes on my face. I feel that the cleanser would have worked better with the very gentle exfoliation of the silicone face scrubber. I have never felt that I was actually clean without some sort of mild exfoliation.

[@Coco-hm2gk]

Hello there! I am not a big fan of the double cleansing as it is perpetuated throughout social medias...... If you use oils first, yes it "dissolve", but dont you kinda lock in the dirt too.........??? I always wondered! Because I personally wash with the Salycilic first , which i feel cleans better, then go on with the oat for "hydration"...... Me too I would LOVE to see comparison of makeup removal with different cleanser brands! :) AND the same test for sunscreen!!!!!!! 💙

[@marinara5000]

How ridiculous and SUPER FUN!!! Well done, laydaze

[@AKbaby89]

I only wear eyeshadow and mascara a lot of the time, and I use an oil cleanser twice, then I use my gel cleanser atleast once, if not twice. I didn't used to go that hard, but after watching James Welsh's video about the woman who didn't remove her mascara, I just can't simply double cleanse anymore🤣🤣

[@bluesash10]

In the beginning, I was like...Cassandra, the into is way too long girl, but I have to say the payoff was great!!! I'm still laughing at the Forest Gump bit. I will definitely use the 60 sec rule from now on. Thanks!

[@kristinrooney-erb501]

I do a 2.5 step cleanse and I wonder if it makes a difference. First I use an oil based cleanser. Next I use a reusable round soaked in micelar water to remove the oil based remover before rinsing with water and then I follow with a cleanser. I think that helps the second cleanser get in the pores as I’m not smearing makeup remover all over as I cleanse.

[@sindhusanthanakrishnan5465]

a lot of people who use makeup wipes seem to use it like a balm or oil cleanser or micellar water, in that they wash it off with some other face wash.. the only time they seem to use it as the only cleanse is on road trips or when super drunk / sleepy lol (I used to so this too). but agreed, wipes are a waste not even because of makeup residue but because of their non biodegradability..

[@francescamezei4037]

oils also remove makeup not just better but also more gently, I don’t have to rub my eyes a million times when I use a makeup wipe vs when I use a oil based micellar water or cleaning oil/balm

[@francescamezei4037]

also I do theater, and makeup wipes we use backstage to touch up makeup but the only things that really TAKES the stage makeup off is a good cleansing balm.

[@morgianasartre6709]

@@francescamezei4037 I would not exactly agree that it is more gentle, oil/balm cleansing takes so much more time and my face gets irritated by all that cleansing/touching (never happens when I use micellar water, plus as the comment said it can be your only option on a hike, an oil cleanse is just not realistic in those situations. Stage makeup is whole different ballgame, not comparable to what the average person wears in their day to day.

[@nabamjernia8211]

The same experiment using micellar water would be great

[@d.8709]

Cass! start showing this to review LOTS of different cleansers! A ''makeup-eraser'' cloth review would be fascinating too!!

[@RoxanneLavender]

When i used to wear make-up i would use a wipe, then i would wash with a facewash. So i was double-cleansing with wipes used first. Sometimes i would use wipes, then oil, then facewash. Other times i would rub oil all over my face, then use make-up wipes to remove that, then oil again, then facewash, this was all pre-2010. I was spraying fine mist water on my face after doing my make-up back then too, like setting spray, people didn't really use setting spray back then.

[@milenagonzalez7718]

Would love to see the experiment maybe with other brands

[@mayatbee4223]

Best content ever Impressed ♡

[@katherineeelovesyou]

I would love to see this with the reusable makeup eraser alone and compare with the makeup eraser and a single cleanse.

[@abigailwalter7156]

Your lashes are amazing! I looked at your site with product recommendations but did not see your mascara. Can you recommend something?

[@renee2159]

I have found l need to wash my face three times. Before I get my makeup off. One that break down oil, makeup and sunscreen. Then with moisturizing wash and last with a green tea mint cleanser.

[@Kalibby22]

as a person with a disablility, i can't get to a sink currently, so makeup wipes are a god send in a situation like that tbh

[@JadeLeaf1980]

Lol this makeup is giving me “preparing for a career in drag as my backup plan” vibes. I enjoyed it lol

[@genevievesoza7513]

Hi! Can you talk about the new trend to have an exfoliating product with charcoal and Vitamin C. I have seen a couple of brands like Lush do it and I am very skeptical about mixing Vitamin C directly with charcoal!! I feel like it's a scam. What do you think about that?

[@heatherjobson8185]

I now use face cloths when I double cleanse after reading Caroline Hiron's book. I'd be interested to see if the face cloth helps get the make-up out of your pores rather than just using your hands to cleanse.

[@essiekins1673]

Japanese cleansing oil is my #1 lazy, cheap and effective way of removing literally everything before bed. Just rinse with warm water or add an extra wash with regular facial cleanser afterwards (I tend to just do the oily soap because it's less stripping). I never really get makeup related outbreaks anymore. PS: I am an oily skin type.

[@Hosigie]

Interesting. I don't wear makeup (I had acne problem as a teen and since makeup was bad for acne, I never really got into it), but I do wear sunscreen, and don't usually double cleanse it, only use a mild gel cleanser, and an AHA toner after. Now I'm wondering if maybe I should start double or even triple cleansing my face after sunscreen :/

[@aestheticslifeandstyle190]

Did you color your hair? Looks beautiful!

[@dianarubio7585]

Could you try this out again but with micellar water? Please, I use micellar water as my “first cleanse” every night, I’m kinda scared now lmao

[@morgianasartre6709]

To be fair micellar waters are sooo different, there are good ones that take all my makeup off (I swear by Bioderma Sensibio) and there are shitty ones that struggle to perform their function. I imagine the same is with makeup wipes. Formula still matters.

[@dianarubio7585]

@@morgianasartre6709 I use the granier micellar water for waterproof makeup, the one with the blue cap, I really like it. I guess this video just paranoid me🙈

[@josephinenasre9758]

I no longer use makeup wipes and have found that using an eye makeup remover pre double cleansing makes all of the difference

[@Ayesha-rr9dz]

Try it with dove soap ♡

[@pattylizzy]

I really love watching your videos. You’re a bit wacky but I like it!

[@alwaysmarisol]

I do a 3 step cleanse whenever I use makeup which is maybe once a week, I do face oil, wash, light face scrub

[@Melissa-nr9zn]

I'm interested to know if the makeup you used is shadow or pigment. Eye and face pigment is much more difficult to remove and can leave staining. Would you be able to do the same test with regular makeup?

[@chaos_kitt3n.mayhem]

I'd love to see a video comparing makeup wipes vs makeup eraser. It's reusable so it's not adding to the trash like makeup wipes.

[@StephKajpust]

I wonder if you double cleanse with the first step being the wipe if it would be the same as your other double cleanse side. I also wonder how much is staining from the uv makeup because I imagine the colors are probably more neon pigments which are prone to stain.

[@malwinaczyzewska7058]

Omg I wish to see how micellar water works! Can you test it under this light???