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Unique Handcrafted Mineral Cosmetics
& Natural Skin Care
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Proper
Makeup
Removal Techniques
Gentle
Overall Makeup Removal
Removing
Eye Makeup
Lip
Makeup Removal
Our
Makeup Removers
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Although your normal cleanser should cut through most
face make up, some makeup can be tougher to remove
and requires a specialty product to help remove all
traces. If your lifestyle includes the occasional
heavy makeup night with multiple coats of mascara
or other heavy application of various makeup products,
it's probably best to keep a makeup remover around.
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Overall Makeup Removal - Spread the makeup
remover on a tissue or cotton ball, apply it to the area,
and tissue off with an extremely light touch. Always use delicate,
gliding movements when caring for your skin to avoid wear and
tear. If your too heavy handed, the day-in and day-out pull on
the skin will eventually cause your skin to loose tone. |
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Method for Gentle Removal of Makeup
- Wash your
face in warm, not hot, water to loosen clogged pores and
stimulate blood circulation to the skin
- Wet the
face, then apply a quarter sized amount of remover to
the palm of you hands, rub your hands together, and gently
move them in circles around your face.
- Rinse with
cool, not icy, water to tighten the pores. Water that
is too hot or too cold can cause broken capillaries.
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| Removing
Eye Makeup - The more eye makeup you wear, the
more important it is to use a specially formulated makeup
remover suitable for the eye area. This makes it much easier
to remove even the stubborn of waterproof or tearproof products
without pulling or dragging the sensitive skin around the eyes.
If you do not remove all traces of eye makeup whenever you wear
it, pores will become blocked, which may lead to pimples. It is
best to always use a clean cotton ball, tissue, or cotton swab
for each eye. |
- To remove makeup
from the lids and brows, use the tip of your third finger
to stroke on remover gently using small circular movements.
Alternatively, use a cotton swab soaked in makeup remover
following the same gentle movements.
- Gently wipe
off the remover from the lids and brows with a cotton ball
or soft tissue, working from the inner corner to the outer
corner of the eye. Again, do not rub or drag the skin.
- To remove mascara,
dab a little remover onto a tissue and wrap it around your
index finger. Brush the tissue through the lashes from underneath.
Repeat until all traces are gone.
- For the corner
of the eye and lower lash line, use a cotton swab dipped in
the remover. Afterward, lightly pat the whole eye area dry
with a soft tissue.
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| Removing
Lip Makeup - Always make sure that you remove lip
makeup thoroughly to prevent the skin on your lips from becoming
dry and rough. Lips need to be regularly moisturized too: they
are particularly susceptible to the drying effects of the sun
and wind because they do not have large amounts of natural defenses of their own. If lips are moisturized
properly, it is much easier to apply lip makeup smoothly and evenly
and will also help products stay on much better. |
- To remove lip makeup, pour
a little makeup
remover onto a damp cotton ball or tissue and gently wipe
in an inward direction, working from each corner to the middle
of your lips. Lightly pat dry with a tissue.
- After removing lip makeup,
use a moisturizing lip
balm or treatment for added softness.
- Once a week, exfoliate the
lips to help brush off dead skin and stimulate blood circulation.
Exfoliation helps stimulate cell turnover and keeps lips looking
smooth, soft and healthy. We recommend our Natural
Exfoliating Lip Scrub for weekly treatments.
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