Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleansing Water All in 1 Makeup Remover, Face Cleanser, 3.4 fl oz

This is all I use for make up remover now!! It feels so soft on my skin and easily removes makeup and (washable) mascara. I put it in a push-down pump bottle and use cotton rounds. I use it daily and also take it on vacation because I have to have it! It cleans off sunscreen, sweat, and anything else.

Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleansing Water All-in-One is very effective at removing stubborn, waterproof makeup without any harsh scrubbing. The size is convienent and perfect for traveling, especially when you need to save space in your luggage. The value is not as good with this product as it could be because this is a small travel sized bottle at over half the price of a full sized regular bottle.

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I have sensitive rosacea skin and I've had no issues with this. I use this as a first cleanse to take off my sunscreen or makeup and it works beautifully!

The only makeup remover I use. Gentle on my skin and cleanses thoroughly.

I like the small size option which is perfect for travel.

This is perfect for travel to remove makeup and eye makeup. It is very gentle for my sensitive eyes.

It's okay for removing waterproof mascara. There are a few better, more expensive products. But for everyday use this stuff works great.

While it's not terrible, I wouldn't recommend this because there's another brand of micellar water that I feel is superior in comparison. Not sure if I can say what that brand is so I will just say that theirs also has a pink lid and comes in a round bottle. That one is far more effective.

I would have had better luck using spit on a rag or face cream than this product. It does not remove any makeup — and I only wear mascara and eyeliner! Honestly, I have my doubts that there was even any actual remover in the bottle; it feels like plain water was used instead.