5 Natural Makeup Removers Which Also Have Benefits For The Face

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Makeup helps highlight our beauty, but we often ignore a very important part of the process: removing it. We have to remove cosmetics correctly because if they remain on our skin for too long they can be harmful. We don’t have to spend huge sums of money buying expensive makeup removers which, at the end of the day, contain chemicals. There are a bunch of natural products which, in addition to successfully removing makeup, also hydrate and care for the skin.



1. Olive oil

This is a great option for those with dry skin. Apply it with a cotton ball and then wash the face. Olive oil is also great for sensitive eyes and will remove your waterproof mascara.



2. Chamomile

This is another great option for sensitive eyes. Prepare a chamomile infusion and leave it to cool. Using a cotton ball, remove the mascara, blush and even eyeliner. As well as giving excellent results, it reduces swelling of the eyelids and helps you look fresh in the morning.



3. Coconut oil

Coconut oil is one of the best moisturizers. Plus it’s also very easy to apply and effortlessly remove makeup. Don’t forget to remove the excess oil with a moist cotton ball after removing your makeup. Your skin will be left smooth and moisturized, without any excess grease.



4. Yogurt

We’ve heard that yogurt combined with other natural products can be an excellent mask. It’s also a great makeup remover. Apply it in a smooth motion, massaging the face. Then, make sure to rinse off the excess with water.



5. Almond oil

The wonders of this oil are famous around the world. It’s a great moisturizer which brings vitality and shine back to the skin, as well as being great for sensitive eyes. Almond oil is also recommended for hair care, so if you apply it on your eyebrows, they’ll look more beautiful and prepared for your makeup.

The best thing about these products is that they’re quite cheap and the ingredients are all natural. However, if you have any kind of skin condition such as dermatitis or acne, don’t forget to consult your dermatologist before beginning to use any product.