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Start with the situation

Identify made-up areas and long-wear or waterproof claims. The remover must be intended for that use, particularly around the eyes. A face cleanser is not automatically suitable for every area.

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The AAD advises removing makeup before bed. Follow quantity, application and rinsing instructions. Prepare clean hands and clean accessories first.

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Effective removal does not mean harder rubbing. The AAD recommends gentle cleansing with lukewarm water and no scrubbing. If makeup resists, check removal instructions instead of repeated irritating passes.

Organise the step

Rinse when instructed, dry gently and resume suitable care. Double cleansing is not a universal requirement. Stop use and seek appropriate advice if eyes or skin become irritated.

Your checklist

  • Check intended areas
  • Read removal instructions
  • Avoid repeated rubbing

Frequently asked questions

Is double cleansing compulsory?

No. Adapt to makeup and instructions without automatically adding steps.

Can face remover be used on eyes?

Check explicitly that the product is intended for eyes; name or texture is not enough.

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