ReMake Makeup Remover Mitt, lilac MAKEUP

Just the glove alone won't be enough. Then I go over with a cotton pad soaked in micellar water and wash my face with foam. The savings on cotton pads and cleanser are significant because before I would have needed 4 of them, but now I get by with just one.

The fabric is very delicate and absorbs moisture excellently. It washes well too. It removes makeup beautifully, without the need to scrub with harsher towels. It has a loop and dries quickly. It is also large enough.

I didn't like the glove. It felt very strange, with an artificial fabric that can hardly be called innovative.

"The 'Gentle' product removes about 70% of the makeup from the face. Beyond that, either rubbing too hard, resulting in a red face, or using another product to wash off the remaining foundation and concealer, which ends up staying in the pores and fine lines.

I do not recommend it at all for the eyes - those damn fibers end up getting stuck in them. It's an extremely unpleasant feeling.

I wanted to make my routine easier, but using micellar water and cotton pads remains simpler, faster, and safer for me. Actually, even a cleansing gel does a better job.

Don't waste your money."

This is a great item that works well for non-waterproof cosmetics. I don't use waterproof ones, but I suppose I would need to use some kind of milk with it, but that's understandable. The fabric is nice, and the color has remained after numerous uses.

Unfortunately, it's not the promised magical cloth, but just a regular microfiber or something similar. You have to put in some effort to remove makeup quickly and easily with it. However, it may work fine for light makeup.

Surprisingly, this thing works even with just warm water. I was looking for an alternative to disposable sponges, and I am happy with this purchase, although the design of the "grip" seemed not very successful. It is very easy to clean with soap.