How To Remove Makeup Mascara

You can experience that mascara, which is an indispensable part of make-up for women, is easily cleaned with the following methods.
 
 Cleaning Mascara with Makeup Remover Milk
 
 You can clean your eyes with light circular movements by dripping a few drops of your natural or cosmetic make-up removal milk on a cotton or make-up removal pad. The point you need to pay attention to here is that you do not put pressure on the eye and do not rub it hard, otherwise you may cause shedding on your eyelashes.
 
 Cleaning Mascara with Micellar Water
 
 Micellar waters are categorized as water-based and oil-based. If the mascara you want to clean is a water-resistant mascara, using oil-based ones will help you clean your mascara much easier. By dripping your micellar water on the make-up removal pad, you can wipe your mascara without pressure. Another method of using micellar water is to drop the product on the make-up removal pad, and blow the pad to create foam and wipe the mascara with this foam.
 
 Cleaning Mascara with Makeup Remover Gel
 
 The use of make-up removal gel is very practical, all you have to do is take the gel in your palm and wash your wet face with this gel. It is possible to easily clean all your make-up residues at once.
 
 Cleaning Mascara with Olive Oil
 
 You can use olive oil to clean your mascara. Gently wipe with a cotton dipped in olive oil, then your mascara will come off easily.
 
 Cleaning Mascara with Baby Shampoo
 
 Baby shampoos have clean ingredients and do not burn eyes, so they can be used to safely clean your mascara. Wash your face with baby shampoo and after rinsing it will not leave any makeup residue. Especially if you use water-resistant mascara, you should definitely use this method.

As well as the method you use to clean the mask, you should be careful that the ingredients of the products you use do not contain chemicals that can harm your eyes. Otherwise, you may face unwanted health problems.
 
 If mascara is indispensable for you and you don't want to waste time cleaning, you should choose water-based mascara. Removing water-resistant products may require more effort.
 
 If there are residues after cleaning your mascara, use the ear stick. You will remove the remaining make-up by making small touches with natural oils such as olive oil, almond oil, or a make-up remover product that you will pour on the ear stick. What you need to be careful about is that the ear stick does not get into your eyes.