La Roche-PosayMicellar Cleansing Water for Sensitive Skin, Micellar Water Makeup Remover, Cleanses and Hydrates Skin, Gentle Face Toner, Oil Free

I double cleanse. I find that mineral oil based makeup removers are hard to wash off. Oil based ones are nourishing and easier to remove but are all very dissimilar. I find formulations with active ingredient CAPRYLIC/CAPRIC GLYCERIDES high on the list are the best for my skin type. Combination/Oily(summer). RetinA/Retinoid , glycolic, Vitamin c user. These formulations emulsify everything. No scrubbing or excessive rubbing. No funny skin irritants or slimy film left on skin.MY Favorites:La Roche-Posay Micellar Cleansing Water for Sensitive Skin [all skins even those using actives]#1 My Favorite All year.Black Opal Even True Skin Perfecting Cream Cleanser [Good for dry skin or winter time]DiscontinuedClarins Cleansing Milk with Gentian (Combination or Oily Skin)[A opaque 'milk' texture for Truly oily skin not drying but not hydrating]#2 Summers mostly. Pricey but worth it. Emulsifies everything and rinses well.CeraVe Foaming Facial Cleanser | Makeup Remover and Daily Face Wash for Oily Skin |Now Solutions Soothing rose facial cleansing oil[ Good for all skin types consistency is 'thin'ish'] #3 I like the texture its an oil but doesn't feel 'congested' greasy to me.Sheamoisture Even Radiant raw honey 3n1 cleansing balm[Room temperature butter texture for dry and or dehydrated skin. Possibly good for skin needing nourishment(shea and honey). IMO this is a 'wipe off cleanser. Say with a 'wonder cloth' or some such. Not a daily use but has its place for sure. May work as a hydrating face mask. Think Estee Lauder Triple cream(discontinued). Nice size and affordable.Cerave Makeup removing cleanser Balm[ A 'waxy' looking balm that seems whipped. All skin types]. Does what it says. IMO a wipe off cleanser even thought directions say rinse. I rinse then wipe then cleanse. Sometimes i just go directly to cleansing. Note no CAPRYLIC/CAPRICTRICERIDE or its derivatives in the ingredient list. This one took time for me to remove but its not greasy. Has other solvents, emollients and emulsifiers. Definitely a gentle skin conditioner. A good product.

As my "prewash", I always used the Garnier brand micellar and was mostly ok with it. It wasn't thorough enough for me because I needed multiple pads to get clean enough. Then I ordered this one to get the same-day shipping or something and ended up loving it.It's gentle enough to wipe all over my eyes and lips, but removes most of the oil and impurities with one pad so that the actual washing with facial soap is thorough. The evidence? A clean toner pad afterwards, no irritation or dryness.

La Roche Posay Micellar Cleansing Water has quickly become a staple in my skincare routine. I use it every morning as a gentle cleanser before applying skincare and makeup, and it never fails to leave my skin feeling refreshed and clean. The light, pleasant scent is one of my favorite features—it’s subtle but adds a touch of luxury to my routine.As someone with sensitive skin, I’m always cautious about new products, but this micellar water is a perfect match. It cleanses thoroughly without leaving my skin feeling dry or tight, which is a common issue with other cleansers. Despite daily use, the bottle lasts much longer than I expected, making it a great value for the quality.

Only Micellar cleansing water I use! I’ve tried cheaper well known brands, and while “they” say one micellar water is basically the same as another- it’s not true! My drier skin felt stripped and even more dry after using other popular drugstore brands despite saying they were “moisturizing” but not this one. This leaves a fresh clean dewy moisturized canvas for the rest of your skincare routine! Can’t live without it

This review is for the 200ml bottle La Roche-posay Physiological Micellar Cleansing Solution for Sensitive Skin, 6.76-OunceI am one of those few but very fortunate people that isn't allergic to anything, or sensitive to most soaps, cleansers and toners. Unfortunately now that I'm in my fifties my face isn't as fuss free as it once was and soaps and cleansers that were once okay, are now either too harsh for my skin or dry it out. Worse than that are those products that irritate my eyes, especially if they're meant to be used around that area. What gives with these manufacturers whose products are supposed to cleanse your face, but irritate your eyes? Of course sooner or later you're going to get some in your eyes regardless of how careful you are.Which brings me to this amazingly excellent cleanser. A more accurate description of this cleanser would a "cleansing toner" as it's not really a face wash i.e. it doesn't soap or foam up like other facial cleansers. As I'm a guy and don't wear any make up I can't vouch for its efficacy in that department. But I can vouch most enthusiastically for its ability to strip your face clean of excess oil and grime picked up during the day without leaving your face feeling dry or tight. I do use it around both my upper and lower eyelids with zero eye irritation at all. It leaves my face feeling clean and refreshed with only the slightest hint of a clean refreshing smell, so it won't interfere with your perfume or cologne.I use it twice a day as an in between facial cleanser/refresher to eliminate that grimy oily look between my daily showers. Highly recommended for doing an excellent job without irritating or drying out my skin. Try it out yourself as this could be the only skin toner that you'll ever need, and it's reasonably priced too. :)