Can you use this cloth to remove makeup?
465543
You can but you wouldn't want to rub too hard or go over your skin too many times, it's a powerful little cloth.
465544
Its not really recommended for that purpose, but as long as you didn't over use it in the process of removing the makeup, I suppose it would be OK. By "over use" I mean more than about 8-10 light to medium pressure buffing movements in any particular area of the skin. Because the cloth is so good at exfoliating, it is very easy to overdo it and make your skin raw! It warns you about this on the package. Also, I believe there is a warning about using it too much on delicate areas such as around the eyes, where presumably you would have a lot of makeup to be removed as well so again, it would seem to be contraindicated for makeup removal. I would still highly recommend it as an exfoliator as it is the most powerful exfoliator I have ever encountered without using a chemical peel.
465545
Yes I use a light cleanser like cetaphil on the cloth and keep putting it on and rinsing the cloth and also it might be soiled from the make-up but just use alittle soap on the cloth and keep rinsing that out. It will come out. It is the softest cloth around and I do like using it to take my make-up off. I keep on buying it over and over again from http://amazon.com. I love this cloth. You have any more questions please feel free to ask.
252589
Definitely not. The metal part comes off easily, leaving you with the stick and a missing piece. I would not recommend this for make up. Hope this helps.
584702
You can use it for your skin but avoid contact with clothes just use it on your skin
1559254
You can easily remove left over make up. also, Messed up foundation or bronzer, Sure. I feel if you were to remove a completely covered eye, no. You'd waste the product.
1706951
You can use the cloth to exfoliate on dry skin or after your shower but it won't dry you off like a towel, it's better used in place of a wash cloth in the shower.
1519703
In my opinion absolutely. I use these to rinse off facial cleanser with water, use with contact eye solution which has the consistency of water to clean eye area. I have also used the same cloth after rinsing out usually two times before it starts to break down. I love these and just placed my 3rd order. Hope this helps!
1519702
Yes. I use them to wipe off makeup with a watery makeup remover and also for my toner that is liquid after a face wash. They are twice as long as a typical pad and won't fall apart or dissolve with your cleanser in my opinion.
914294
I don't think so, but if I was you I would not do it. Soft cloth is the best way.
2029999
Yes, it removes my makeup. I use liquid foundation and Mac studio fix powder. I also use a face towel for a gentle exfoliation. Regarding eye makeup, which is harder to remove, I use Cetaphil cream to help remove eye makeup.Overall, I love this product!!!
25491
Hello! I use it to remove my eye makeup. I have used it on my face, but prefer a different face cream. It has a very nice consistency, but I think it would be an individual preference. It isn't greasy and absorbs quickly. I hope it works for you:)
407809
I only use this as an eye makeup remover but it can be used as a facial cleanser. I don't use it with my clarisconic because it so watery.
1607584
Yes, but apply the cleaning solution to the cloth you're using instead of directly to the lens.
1773694
Hi, Yes. It will take-off your make-up if you stick them on a face that has make-up on.
1869087
You can do make up on it, it stains easily. It's hard to get off makeup once applied. After using it a few times I stopped using it. I didn't think it was a good product or worth the money.
2025838
No don't be laZy! Wash your makeup first then use the disk you will have much better results!!!! I previously used it as a makeup remover but it did not have half the effect as a face wash TRUST ME!
1693326
I recommend you do a search on YouTube, many have made excellent demos there! I use my cloth ALL THE TIME!!! Only use water with it and NEVER let it contact bleach.
1580866
I did not use it for that, and I suspect it depends how much you want to use. I think the instructions do not advise using it for this. Would suggest you try some on a small piece of cloth.