Many girls may have this kind of distress and like applying eye makeup, but they often find that the skin around the eyes is dry and wrinkled after removing the makeup, and they are allergic from time to time. In fact, the real reason is that there is a problem with the makeup removal method. The correct way to remove makeup is more important than any makeup remover.

 

　　Step1

 

　　First, soak a thick cotton pad with cleansing oil, and gently press it on the eyes for 3~5 seconds, so that mascara, eye shadow, eyeliner and other makeup and cleansing oil are fully integrated. Wearing contact lenses must first remove the contact lenses before starting to remove makeup, otherwise it is very dangerous for the cleansing oil to seep into the eyes. Then follow the up and down and left and right directions to gently wipe off the make-up.

 

　　Step2

 

　　 After the first step, basically the eyeshadow and eyeliner can be removed relatively cleanly. Next, fold the cotton pad in four and use the four corners to gently wipe the roots of the eyelashes so that the remaining eyeliner and mascara can be removed. Be careful not to use too much cleansing oil, otherwise there will be a lot of cleansing oil remaining on the eyelids that are difficult to remove, resulting in fat particles.

 

　　Step3

 

　　 If a waterproof mascara is used, further cleaning is required. Fold the cotton pad in half and place it on the lower eyelid. Dip the cotton swab into the cleansing oil and gently wipe the upper eyelashes. The cotton swab can be wiped while rolling. People who are not accustomed to using cotton swabs can also use a folded cotton swab instead.

 

 

　　Step4

 

　　 Finally, use the four corners of a cotton pad to gently wipe the lower eyelid, and wipe off the eye shadow and eyelashes that fell on the lower eyelid. Finally, put a cotton pad on the upper eyelid, and wipe off the remaining mascara on the lower end of the eyelashes with a cotton swab. If mascara is also applied to the lower eyelashes, remove it in the same way.