How to remove Makeup safely & effectively in an organic way ? : Owlpure

If you love wearing makeup, removing it each night is absolutely essential! Without a great makeup remover the rest of your skin care might not do its job as well, plus think of your pillowslips! To help you decide which formula is right for you, I've put together this guide to the best natural makeup removers.

1. Aloe Vera makeup remover 

Combine aloe vera gel with a couple of skin-nourishing ingredients to whisk away makeup and impurities.

To use aloe vera as a DIY makeup remover:

1. In a small container, combine equal parts aloe vera gel and raw honey.
2. Add 2 TBSP of your oil of choice for every 1 cup of cleanser.
3. Use an immersion blender to combine the ingredients until a paste forms. Store in an airtight container, and be sure to keep your cleanser in the refrigerator if it contains fresh, preservative-free aloe vera.
4. Use a small scoop of the cleanser to remove makeup by massaging it into the skin for one to two minutes before rinsing clean with cool water.

2. Rose Water Cleansing Gel

I don’t know if there’s anything that smells more lovely or feminine than rose water. I make it for all sorts of things, including perfume, flavoring foods, uplifting my mood, and, of course, my beauty routine.

To make a DIY makeup remover with rose water, combine the following ingredients in a pump bottle:

• 1 cup rose water (see how to make it here)
• 1/4 cup aloe vera gel
• 2 tsp glycerine
• 1 tsp castile soap
• 8 drops rose absolute for additional scent and skincare benefits

1. Pump a squirt of this cleanser into clean hands or on a clean washcloth and massage over your face in a circular motion until clean.
2. Rinse with warm water and pat dry.

3) Oil cleansing is just what it sounds like: cleaning your face with oil. This DIY makeup remover may be the simplest of all.

It sounds funny, but oil cleansing can actually dissolve excess oil in your pores. Using the right oils, you can balance overly dry or overly oily skin because oil cleansing can work for any skin type!

Popular oils to use for oil cleansing include castor and olive oil, but with some experimentation, you may find that other oils work well for your skin. Sunflower, safflower, avocado, and coconut oils may work as well. Personally, I’ve found a ratio of 3/4 olive oil to 1/4 castor or hazelnut oil is perfect for my skin.

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