
Second up is another Botanics purchase its there Soothing Eye Make-up Remover, you can buy this from Boots for £3.05 for 150ml.

This is a two part solution that you need to shake before use and apply/use with cotton wool. This is one of the worst of the bunch for me, I have to use two lots of cotton wool on one eye to get all the make-up off (I don't even wear much eye make-up on weekdays). Though it is cheap I wouldn't repurchase as my eye's feel sore the next morning after applying this as I have to rub my eye's with the cotton wool to ensure my eyes are clean. Third up is Bourjois Express eye Make-up Remover, this retails at roughly £4.99 at Boots and can be found withe the Bourjois make-up in store.
This is my absolute favourite of the lot and I will be repurchasing (after I use up my stash). It is a two part formula that you shake together again and apply with cotton wool. This only takes one (maybe two) swipes and all my eye make-up is gone and I don't have sore eyes or morning residue. I feel this gives me everything I need from my eye make-up remover as I feel it also moisturiser the eye area. Next up is Johnsons Gentle eye make-up remover, it retails at Boots for £3.05 for 100ml.
Again this is a two part solution that you shake before use and I apply with cotton wool. Now I picked this up as it states 'Gentle', well i have found nothing gentle about it! My eye are sore and sting a little, and as you can see I have persisted in trying this out but it really doesn't seem to work for me. It just doesn't seem to remove my eye make-up and it does make my eye sting.


Last up is L'Oreal Absolute Eye and lip make-up Remover, this retails at Boots £5.40ml.
I actually picked this one up by mistake I was actually looking for the gentle eye make-up remover that L'Oreal do but ended up with this. Though it removes the make-up really well (the second best of the bunch) its not as gentle as I would like on my eyes, they do feel a bit sore after I use it.

Out of the choice I have at the moment the Bourjois and Botanics Nourishing one are the ones I would repurchase and have enjoyed using. I am determined to use up all of these though even if they make my eyes a bit sore. Another one that I have tried but have not mentioned here is Simple Gentle Eye make-up reomver but after a week of use that went in the bin as it really made my eyes sore. I still want to try No7 and I have a clinique sample to try so I will update you on how I get on with these two as well.
Do you have a favourite? Or any others I should try?
Thanks
7 comments:
I will have to pick up the Bourjois one. I have a thing for eye make up removers at the mo. The most recent on I bought is the Johnsons one, will I actually bought online and was then shocked when it came and its so tiny!!!
I like the Biotherm one, but it is expensive. I find that the Garnier Fresh Essentials is similar though and way less expensive!
Out of those yuo have tried, I have the Johnson's one and I agree it doesn't remove that much, you have to rub. I put it on the fact that it is for sensitive eyes, you know, being gentler. But I don't have sensitive eyes, so I haven't experienced the soreness you felt.
Hope you find your holy grail soon!
I need a makeup remover! I am so stingy I use baby wipes. Not the best.
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I want the Bourjois one, but I prefer makeup wipes!
Thanks for the comments x I want to try biotherms but I can't justify the price when I quite like the bourjois one
Botanics have a lovely mousse that is for sensitive/oily skin and it works really well on make-up. In the slightly more expensive bracket, there is the Dermalogica pre-cleanse which is heavenly!
I've always used Lancome Bi-Facil. I can't remember how much it is but it pretty disolves anything!
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