I've used one for removing waterproof makeup &amp; it worked Fantasticlally; I cant' remember if I bought sesibio or crealine- what is the difference?thx
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I personally use sensibo, I did research they said it's the same thing, depends where u get it from. I don't really believe them but I'll stick with my sensibo that I got it from international airport. Will never buy it from website again. Very disappointed.
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I'm currently using dermalogica: solar defense booster. You can mix it in with the regimen moisturizer. It does not leave a white residue and is not oily. Although, It's a bit pricey so I'm on the look out for a cheaper alternative.
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Both work for me. But the Emerita Pro-Gest smells weird, kind of like stale red wine. It only smells until it fully dries, but that's about 10 minutes. The Source Natural also has a scent, kind of a rosemary/eucalyptus blend, which is okay for me. It just smells clean and kind of refreshing, again, only until it dries. Or is absorbed into your skin--not sure how to describe it. BUT one nice pro for the Emerita is that you can buy a box of single use applications in little foil packets: convenient for travel, and gives you exactly the right dose w/o having to measure or just guess.
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I have used CeramaBryte and another brand similar to it, that is all. I've asked the same question to others at appliance stores and have been told to just use a product like CeramaBryte. So I have not ventured outside of that method for cleaning (besides it has been very successful using this product).
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Regrettably, I am unfamiliar with Baqua....but in researching, it looks like Baqua requires you to use 2 other products in conjunction with their shock... but Renew is a non chlorine shock and requires no other product to help it work better... and it really does work great! It dissolves quickly and does remove any residue and such from the spa tub... we have an ozinator on our unit which also helps... if you don't have one, its well worth the investment. We have never had to change out our water, and we only use the products listed! We do use a Nature2 Spa Mineral Stick inside our filter as it helps keep the water softer, more balanced and clearer as well. Hope this helps and good luck~ Regrettably, I am unfamiliar with Baqua....but in researching, it looks like Baqua requires you to use 2 other products in conjunction with their shock... but Renew is a non chlorine shock and requires no other product to help it work better... and it really does work great! It dissolves quickly and does remove any residue and such from the spa tub... we have an ozinator on our unit which also helps... if you don't have one, its well worth the investment. We have never had to change out our water, and we only use the products listed! We do use a Nature2 Spa Mineral Stick inside our filter... » Read More Regrettably, I am unfamiliar with Baqua....but in researching, it looks like Baqua requires you to use 2 other products in conjunction with their shock... but Renew is a non chlorine shock and requires no other product to help it work better... and it really does work great! It dissolves quickly and does remove any residue and such from the spa tub... we have an ozinator on our unit which also helps... if you don't have one, its well worth the investment. We have never had to change out our water, and we only use the products listed! We do use a Nature2 Spa Mineral Stick inside our filter as it helps keep the water softer, more balanced and clearer as well. Hope this helps and good luck~ « Show Less
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I really don't know because I don't use waterproof mascara. I think I read from other reviewers that it does, but you should find that info for yourself if it's important to you. What I do know for a fact is that this thing turned my skin around. If you have problem-prone skin (not out right acne, but still with problems), if you have large/noticeable pores or pores that have tendency to get clogged up, this will help. It helped me to the point that I don't really need any foundation. Also, I find it to work perfectly with a little silicone scrubby thing that you can by here for a couple if bucks (usually comes from Asia). I really don't know because I don't use waterproof mascara. I think I read from other reviewers that it does, but you should find that info for yourself if it's important to you. What I do know for a fact is that this thing turned my skin around. If you have problem-prone skin (not out right acne, but still with problems), if you have large/noticeable pores or pores that have tendency to get clogged up, this will help. It helped me to the point that I don't really need any foundation. Also, I find it to work perfectly with a little silicone scrubby thing that you can by here for a couple if... » Read More I really don't know because I don't use waterproof mascara. I think I read from other reviewers that it does, but you should find that info for yourself if it's important to you. What I do know for a fact is that this thing turned my skin around. If you have problem-prone skin (not out right acne, but still with problems), if you have large/noticeable pores or pores that have tendency to get clogged up, this will help. It helped me to the point that I don't really need any foundation. Also, I find it to work perfectly with a little silicone scrubby thing that you can by here for a couple if bucks (usually comes from Asia). « Show Less
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Yes, I know what you mean. I usually keep a bucket going of Shaklee Nature Bright Laundry Booster & Stain Remover in the laundry room. I just toss my makeup stained rag in the bucket to soak for a few days and then launder. This usually removes everything. And this stain remover is amazing. I removes almost anything if yo leave it in there long enough. And all their stuff is biodegradable. Oh, the other thing I do is after each use I rub my cloth together under the running water to reduce the makeup left behind.
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I don't know about organic, but there's chemicals in all makeup. What I do know is this waterproof mascara keeps my lashes soft, not brittle, and has no unpleasant odor. Once it starts to dry out, get a new tube. The included comb is also very helpful. If you want to try just one tube, they sell this at Sally's & possibly other beauty supply stores, but it's more expensive there. They are in a wall display with their Palladio products. If you are fair skinned and want an eyeliner that isn't dramatic, I also recommend their taupe liner pencil.
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Yes.. It removed the toughest makeup and doesn't leave any residue... I highly recommend this product! I won't be caught without it.
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Wet Ones are no longer being made. My husband is devastated. We are currently using Fresh N Up. I was wanting to try the Charmin brand too and was hoping this question could be answered. My husband prefers Wet Ones to anything else on the market. I like the Fresh N Ups because they contain Witch Hazel like the Wet Ones we use to buy. The Fresh n Flush wipes are smaller too.I just found Dude Wipes for my spouse, going to give those a try as there are rave reviews.
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I have tried both, these were horrible compared. The name brand ones are waaaay better, and you can find them at marshalls and tjmaxx, rather than the expensive beauty supplies. These are cheap and you get what you pay for...
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Mary Kay Oil Free Eye Makeup Remover is the best, hands down. Nothing else removes my waterproof mascara as well. I don't like any other Mary Kay products except this one. Shake well before using. (Coconut oil would be too greasy for me to use on my skin. Healthy to cook with though!)
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Dear Mary, Amazon asked me if I'd respond to you about a question that you asked about "Sheer White" products. I'll do my best to help you out. I use the "Strips", & there so easy & work like a "Million Bucks" !! The "Kits" are "One & the Same". They do however make those "Trays" as well, but Doc Lee said that their "Very, Very Costly" !! He added that if you choose to use the Strips (which I did) you'll get the "Same Results" but it just takes a little longer. Either way Mary, these things are "Out of this World Great", & it's "SOOOO Refreshing " to finally find a Product that "Really DOES what it says" !! In my almost 67 years on Earth, I've been "Blessed" to have found three Products that "Truly Do what they Claim"!! The Sheer White Strips, Cover Girl "Clump Crusher" Mascara, & last but certinally not least, Mr. Clean "Magic Eraser's" !! Be sure to order your Strip's from Amazon, as you get two boxes (of 5 each) for "Less" that the Dentist charged me for just one Box!! Please do keep in touch & let me know how you "Love" this Product! My name is Laska, & my handel is dawggymaw@aol.com, or dawggymaw@att.net. Be "SURE" you put in the subject Box that it's "You", otherwise I'll delete the letter. Take Care, & "GOD Bless you & yours" !! :) :) :)
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I've used both Regenepure and Nizoral. I found the Nizoral to be more drying to the hair than Regenepure. In addition, I've read that SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate) isn't good for the scalp and can lead to thinning, so that's when I came across the Regenepure, it's as the name says "pure". I'm extremely sensitive to scents and neither bothered me, it didn't linger after drying.
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I like the clarisonic, but it can irritate my sensitive skin if I use it too much. For acne have you ever tried products made with salysilic (sp?) acid? That's what works for me. I would recommend the clarisonic but I don't think it's going to help your acne without the right cleansing products. Good luck
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I believe I saw something matching that description by the brand name snazii. It's sold on amazon at a ridiculous $16.39 + $8.79 shipping, but you can find it on ebay for under $3. It's made of Bamboo charcoal, shea butter, almond oil, glycerinum. Have you used it before? Would you recommend it for facial cleansing?
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It's basically a soap-like cleanser, so if your eye make-up is water-based it works pretty well. Waterproof mascara, though, is a bit more challenging. In that case, I'd recommend that you use some kind of oil-based remover.