I've used one for removing waterproof makeup & it worked Fantasticlally; I cant' remember if I bought sesibio or crealine- what is the difference?thx
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I don't believe there is any difference, I think it is a rebrand thing. Hope this helps...would never be without mine ...will use it for life.
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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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Almost forgot to say that Snazaroo is the safest to use for face painting. Try looking that up as well.
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The two are nothing alike. Shave secret is a made of oils. I got it because of the tiny size for travel and it still lasts forever. However, I already have oily skin and it gave me some pimple breakouts. Cremo is completely different. It is almost like a paste, but as soon as you mix a drop the size of a chocolate chip with water it becomes a very slick, slightly foamy shave creme.
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I've only owned the Sevylor so I no basis for comparison. Sorry! The Sevylor is great, though.
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Hi there, I just bought the Kiss My Face facial sunscreen, and really like it. It goes on smoothly under makeup, and, like the Devita sunscreen, has the lowest toxicity level on the EWG website.
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I and my daughter both have extremely sensitive allergy- and acne- prone combination skin. I have used rose water for over a decade with never a break out. My daughter used it for less than a week and went from completely clear to completely broken out. Everyone's skin and individual chemistry is different, what's good for the goose may not be good for the gander and vice versa! Only thing you can do is try for yourself and see how *your* skin reacts.
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I use another exfoliant made by Olay. I believe it's the Olay Fresh Effects Exfoliating Cleanser. Works great!
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I've only used the green clay, so it's the one I can vouch for. Not familiar with the other one. The green clay is beneficial for oily skin and large pores, if that's helpful.
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You should use this prevent staining: Make-up Mask Erasable Creme Cleanser 2oz..which can also be ordered on Amazon.
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my wife used it only on playtex bottles. Do not know about other name brands.
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None. It's one of the best exfoliates I have found. It's very thick and works very well. The ingredients are all the scientific names for each so it's hard to know what is "natural" and what is synthetic but there aren't any of the ingredients you listed. It's not a creamy kind of scuba. It's more like a heavy duty, no-kidding-around kind of scrub. If you have delicate skin this might be too harsh for you.
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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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My sister recommended opti to me. That's what she and all her friends use and have gotten great results. I don't mind paying little more if it's better product. I am not familiar with now. Hope this helps you to make a decision.
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I can honestly tell you that it didnt do anything for me. I am hispanic, olive skin. I dont know where all the good reviews come from. I saw one that made it soynd asnifnit was going to really bleach your skin, thats either fake or a total exaggeration. Sorry, i so far havent found anything that really works.
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I'm not sure if my mascara is waterproof or not (I use Younique fiber lashes), but on the Mary Kay website for this product is specifically says it removes waterproof mascara. I absolutely LOVE this makeup remover! It is the best I have ever used! I highly recommend it! I was looking for something that would not irritate the skin around my eyes, and this product is it! It is wonderful and it takes the makeup right off!!
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No I don't think it is because they've moved water closer to one of the primary ingredients, it doesn't smell the same and it doesn't feel as luxurious, but it still works well. As you probably know the founder, Jim Markham, sold to L'Oreal in 2007 and now has a new, fifth entry into the market, a product line called ColorProof ... was terribly expensive in only select salons, but it now looks like it is becoming available on Amazon at more reasonable prices. It's supposedly the next generation sulfate-fee, salt free surfactant to gently cleanse hair w/o stripping color. As I run out of my current supply of pureology (still a good deal), I plan to give it a shot to see for myself.
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I prefer the Zote soap, sorry I can't remember why, maybe the scent but I think it cleans well and rinses easily so it's the only one I've used for years. I first bought it in Mexico 25 years ago.