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What is the best way to remove Make-up?

Claim The Frame · 2012-03-12 11:46:57

Hi, When it comes to the question of removing your make-up at the end of the day everybody's opinions differ to what it should be. What is the best way? * Cleanser and toner * Face cloth and hot water * Face wipes

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#52 12-04-2012 3:16am

ArtOfEscape

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Sorry for bumping but I just had to thank you all for shaking me out of my daily cleansing wipes routine!

Encouraged (and by "encouraged" I mean "scared witless") by the discussion here about the evils of the wipes, I went out and picked up some Clinique Take The Day Off on the recommendation of a friend, and I'm a complete convert! It does a great job even on my mascara, it feels so silky and doesn't irritate my skin at all. I don't even feel like I need to moisturise afterwards - though I probably should, right? I'll deal with one beauty habit at a time!

Anyway, thanks again, everyone - I have seen the light!

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