I kinda don't know where to put this but..... I was searching how to make makeup remover cause I'm tired of buying makeup removing wipes and them drying out. Anyways I came across how to make your own baby wipes and figured it could be of use here.
I kinda don't know where to put this but..... I was searching how to make makeup remover cause I'm tired of buying makeup removing wipes and them drying out. Anyways I came across how to make your own baby wipes and figured it could be of use here.
Interesting!
As for makeup removal wipes. I dont like them. They make my skin feel oily and then dry later. I just use a good facewash that melts my eyemakeup (and i use a lot) right off. I highly recommend Philosophy's Purity Made Simple. They might actually make wipes too. A little pricy but I wouldn't trade it for anything. My ex worked at Spa Sydell and would bring me all kinds of super expensive face wash and it made my skin so dry it was flakey. I'll never cheat on my philosophy facewash again.


I also make my own wipes from this site:
Possibly the same as linked above
http://www.whitehouseblackshutters.c...ic-baby-wipes/
Yea I know what you mean. I tried a couple of different brands and some made my skin really dry. I used the target brand and those didn't make my skin feel dry. But they've dried out on me which is that shit I don't like. I've heard alot of good things about Philosophy, will have to try them some time. I did come across a "how to make your own makeup removal wipe" video. Its basically the same as the baby wipes video.
Yea its basically the same but I like the products they used better. I've kinda been on a natural kick and like to use natural products over processed. I was liketo baby oil and baby shampoo. I know baby oil is suppose to be mainly mineral oil which isn't all that great. I shall use your tutorial instead.




Thanks for all the great info Blovely & Delilah! I have been using baby wipes from the dollar store but I know they are not the best. I am going to try to make my own soon as my skin is pretty sensitive and it's more cost effective![]()





Huggies. I love they are thick so I can't tear them easily.





Garnier for sensitive skin
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