Washing with micellar water reviews

How to properly use micellar water for makeup removal? First rinse your face with water, then with micellar? Or rub with cotton pads? How is that even correct?

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With micellar water, you wash off your makeup using cotton pads, then wash your face with water, and if necessary, use an additional cleanser

With micellar water, you wash off your makeup using cotton pads, then wash your face with water, and if necessary, use an additional cleanser

With micellar water, you wash off your makeup using cotton pads, then wash your face with water, and if necessary, use an additional cleanser

What's the point of a micelle then? In my opinion, it was created for those for whom washing with water is not suitable. I first remove heavy makeup with a special product, then wipe my entire face with a cotton pad with micelles, and then do not rinse my face with water. Before going to bed I sprinkle some thermal water.

Micellar water is the first stage of cleansing.
I take 3 discs: 2 for the eyes and one for the face. First I take off my makeup. Next I wash my face with cleansing gel.
No matter what manufacturers write on bottles of micellar water, it MUST be washed off with water!
After the cleansing gel, I wipe my face with toner and apply cream.

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Well, then why apply such chemicals to the eyes? Since it dissolves mascara in 4 seconds, what does it do to the skin of the eyes? It seems to me that this is all harmful, before there were no micellar products and everyone washed their faces with soap

It is advisable to wash off micellar water, I used water from three brands - Garnier, L'Oreal, Bioderma. Garne's skin has become very dry, especially on the cheeks. L'Oreal is a normal flight, Bioderma is normal, but expensive.

It is advisable to wash off micellar water, I used water from three brands - Garnier, L'Oreal, Bioderma. Garne's skin has become very dry, especially on the cheeks. L'Oreal is a normal flight, Bioderma is normal, but expensive.

And after micellar, I rinse my face with water. If I don’t do this, I’ll feel like there’s a film on my face.

YomaYo! How did you live 5 years ago when no one had heard of micellar water?
This is all a publicity stunt, you have to sell it. Previously there was cream and that’s it. Then there was toner and wash, then serums, gels and serums and fluids, the same with foundations, there was just a foundation, and now a base and primer for lips and eyes, before and after, and a fixer. That's a lot of stuff you need to apply to your face! Of course, then just rinse with micellar water))) So you would buy cream, toner and soap, otherwise! 20 tubes - 20 times more profit. That's all)

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Why a popular makeup remover cannot be a complete cleanser

Answers to most of our questions We are used to searching online. In a new series of materials, we ask exactly these questions: burning, unexpected or common ones - to professionals in a variety of fields.

We always emphasize that micellar water must be washed off: even if the jar says that the product can be left on the skin, most likely this recommendation should not be trusted unconditionally. To fully understand this issue, we learned from a cosmetologist how to properly use products with micellar water and what to do for those who avoid frequent contact with tap water.

Irina Churikova

dermatocosmetologist, head of the training center of the National Beauty Company

Micellar water is a product containing surfactants, surfactants, like any other cleansing product. In micellar, however, surfactants are combined into micelles, or spheres of molecules: this structure allows them to attract surface skin contaminants, dust, smog contained in the air, decorative cosmetics and fat, but be less aggressive to the skin. Micellar water is designed to gently cleanse the skin of such surface impurities and, due to the selection of substances and their concentration, acts “softer” than conventional washing products, but it cannot replace all other products. The collected impurities will remain on the skin, if you do not wash your face - the main amount will settle on the cotton pad, but it will be difficult for it to collect everything clean.

Any cleansing involves contact with water - it should be avoided primarily by those who have diseases and skin characteristics, but in this case you need to consult a specialist and select an individual care regimen. For those with sensitive skin, it is better to choose products with a low pH (that is, high acidity) - then the process will be “softer”.

During the day, a lipid barrier is developed on the skin, but upon contact with water, we wash it off, and it can be restored no earlier than in a day. Ceramides can help - they are found in products that perform a protective function, such as moisturizer, but you can also find them in cleansers like milk, cream or foam. The most common natural ceramides are oils; they additionally soften the skin and relieve irritation.

If hypersensitive skin reacts to tap water, sometimes leaving micellar water on the surface of the skin is acceptable. But then the cleansing procedure should be repeated many times until the cotton pads with which we apply the product become perfectly white. The process will take longer, but at least there will be less dirt on the skin.

After washing my face with water, my skin becomes red and dry. That’s why I used to use a softening toner and cream after washing my face. My facial skin is dry. And now I’m thinking about washing my face without water at all. I bought micellar water yesterday, wiped my face with it today, did not wash my face with running water, then day cream. I’m sitting here and it seems like I’m happy with this kind of care so far. Did you use micellar water every day without running water and without gel/mousse cleansers? How does your skin react to this? What effect? But what if I apply the mask for 20-30 minutes... also rinse it off with micellar?