I don't use any special make up removers. I almost always remove my makeup in the shower and just use a gentle cleanser (whatever I have, I had Phisoderm right now) and buff my face (not my eyes) with a shower puff to get it off, and just massage my eyes with my fingers to get off eye makeup.

I saturate a cotton ball with Sephora's Waterproof make up remover (the blue one) or Clinique's Take The Day Off remover and wipe it all over my eyelids. Then I use my Olay daily facials to remove dirt and oil from my skin. If I still have reside from waterproof mascara or something like that, I use Philosophy's Purity Made Simple cleanser. Now that I look at what I wrote, I actually do a lot to remove my makeup haha :P

1) Wipe off my eyes with Kirkland makeup removing wipes from Costco 2) Wash my face with Biore Face WAsh 3) Use Biore Astringent on my face 4) Use Clinique moisturizing cream and 5) Clinique moisturizing eye cream 6) Brush my teeth &) Go to sleep..... *yawn*

first i use a cleansing oil. either the softymo deep cleansing oil (cheap! $10) or shu uemura. if i'm wearing makeup i'll gently massage my eyes and then take the time to massage the rest of my face. and then use purity cleanser afterwards to make sure everything is off. and then toner. then lotion.

That's what I do: All days: 1. Gently off eye and lip make up remover. 2. Cremewash. 3. Moisturelush eye cream 4. Moisturelush cream Twice a week: - Microfine refinisher.

WOW!! I can't believe Christine you actually used my question!! I am honored :) Thanks! I removed make up by using Shu Uemura's cleansing oil fresh. I emulsified the oil by adding water and repeated this procedure about 3 times. The oil is wonderful because it removes the most stubborn makeup!!

I use Chanel's eye make-up remover and follow that with Shu Uemura's Brightening Cleansing Oil. If I haven't worn much eye makeup that day, I can skip the Chanel step.

I use my Biore makeup remover towellets. If I am wearing waterproof mascara, I use vaseline to help remove. I clanse my face with Philosophy Purity Made Simple (non foaming) ,

I first remove my eyeshadow with Nivea cream eye makeup remover. It is the only product I have stuck with, I've used it for over 5 years. Then I wet my face and use Paula's choice cleanser with a soft facecloth. I use a mild toner afterwards.

All need to remove makeup is Dermalogica's precleanse and the Clarisonic... That said, I never wear heavy makeup. I do this as part of my night skin care regime followed by toner and moisturiser.

I don't wear heavy eye make-up normally, so the shu cleansing oil, followed by a normal foaming cleanser generally suffices. The cleansing oil is pretty good at removing mascara, as I found on a business trip when I had no makeup remover on hand, only a sample bottle of the cleansing oil.

I use Clinique's take the day off eye remover for starters. Since I'm using Retin-A, I have to be very careful with what I put on my face, so I use Shu Umera's cleansing oil *the green kind* That stuff does not dry my face out whatsoever and boy does it remove every trace of makeup!

Baby wipes to take off eye makeup, jojoba oil to take off face makeup, then Spectro Derm as a cleanser.

I thought I was the only one who used more than one makeup remover :) I use a dual-phase remover like L'Oreal's Clean Artiste to get the bulk of my eye makeup off, and then follow up with Almay's oil free pads to get rid of the last traces of makeup and the oily residue from the first remover.

I use a combo of Philosophy's Purity Made Simple and my Basis bar soap. That (plus a gentle wash cloth) typically removes everything. For waterproof mascara, I first use a bit of Lancome’s Bi-Facil on a cotton ball. I never used to understand the buzz over Purity Made Simple but, two years ago - when I was 34 - my skin started to change (again) - it became drier. At that point, Purity began working REALLY well for me. From the ages of maybe 17 to 29, I used Safeguard bar soap on my face with a wash cloth. My skin was very oily in the t-zone. Anything less harsh than Safeguard left my skin feeling not as clean.

When I don't wear eye makeup, but I have everything else on .. I use Olive oil. When I wear heavier eye makeup, eyeliner and mascara .. I use Balms away. It is soothing and I can open my eyes waiting for it to breakdown the mascara and eyeliner before wiping.

First I use MAC cleansing oil because it gets everything off and it emulsifies water (love that!). Then I use Living Nature Purifying face cleanser to give my face a nice gentle wash. Followed by SUKI balancing toner and Stem serum. My face has never looked better or felt cleaner since starting this routine.

I simply remove mine by taking the neutrogena oil-free makeup remomer on a cotton ball and then removing my eye makeup, following up with my Proactiv to wash the rest off my face.

I use good ol' cold cream! I used to use Body Shop's chamomile remover on my face then Victoria's Secret remover on my eyemakeup (damn good stuff!). But it got expensive, so I tried cold cream. Amazingly, I've found since changing my removal regimen to apply cream, wipe it off with a tissue, and rinse with water...my skin actually breaks out LESS! I guess the other stuff was too drying and my skin would overcompensate.

Lots of Philosophy's Purity... Didn't think it would work removing my makeup but it seems to be doing the trick!!

I use LUSH's Ultrabland to remove the eye makeup, and then wash my face with either LUSH Angels on Bare Skin or Babyface, depending on whether or not I want to exfoliate.

Before I go to bed, I wash my face allover with a makeup remover/cleanser (usually PTR's Gentle Foaming Cleanser or Philosophy's Purity Made Simple). Then I will use a specific makeup remover for eyes and lightly all over. For this, I grab whatever sample I have around (lately it's been Shiseido's or MUFE). Then PTR Conditioning toner & the rest of my routine (Philosophy Help Me, Mario Badescu Buffering lotion & Origins In a Perfect World moisturizer).

I use Yves Rocher eye makeup remover (I forget the exact name but it's an oil and works great) to remove my eye makeup using cotton pads. Then I remove my face makeup with an Olay Daily Facial cleansing cloth, and then I use a cleanser to clean my skin (and not have to work through my makeup).

I use a non oily eye makeup remover, whatever I have on hand. If I'm wearing a lot of makeup, I'll use a wipe, either Kirkland from Costco, or Garnier, then I follow with my Clinique cleanser and toner, then use my night cream.

i use Lush's Ultra Bland to remove my makeup. fairly simple :P

Sonia Kushak's Eye Make-up Remover from Target is a great Bi-Facil dupe. I use it with a cotton square to take off my eye make-up and then wash my fac with Cetaphil (and a wash cloth) to take off my face make-up/sunscreen.

Every night, I take some Pond's cold cream and rub it on my eye makeup, then use a cotton pad to swipe it off. It leaves my lids soft and moisturized. Then I wash my face with Neutrogena Redness relief wash and follow with my Aveeno night cream.

I use Ultra Bland from Lush for my eye make up. I just melt a bit between my finger tips, apply it to the eye area, rub it a bit and then I remove it with a wet cotton pad. Then I wash my face with Lush's Angels On Bare Skin facewash :)

I always remove my eyemake up with an eyemake up remover from Etude House and then remove my mascara with a seperate mascara remover from Etude House as well then I use Shu Uemura's cleansing oil for the rest of my face

When I wear eyeshadow, I remove it first with an eye makeup remover (at the moment, Clinique's Take the Day Off). I usually use the other side of the cotton ball to remove whatever other makeup I can, then follow with Clean & Clear's Makeup Dissolving Cleanser. It removes every trace of makeup while simultaneously cleaning my skin--and it's very gentle.

I remove e/s with my Clinique Take The Day Off Cleansing Balm. I sprinkle some warm water on my lashes. Then, I remove makeup with Clinique Rinse-Off Foaming Cleanser. When I'm finished with the face I go back to my lashes and gently take off the mascara with my fingers (I'm using Clinique Lash Power - removes with warm water). Then I use Fresh Framacy all over the face, rinse it. Cream on top. Sometimes, instead of the Foaming Cleanser I use Baby Face. I put it on the "dirty" face and go shower. Then I remove it with Fresh Farmacy. I'm still experimenting with makeup removal though :)

I was using cetaphil and neutrogena alcohol free toner for face and Equate oil free eye make up remover. Cetaphil just doesn't clean unless you use a toner, but I was having dry skin issues and it was the only thing gentle enough for me. I bought Equate make up removing wipes for a trip and love them and have been using them and the Equate eye makeup remover since. I also love the Lancome eye makeup remover (bifacil?) but have used up my last sample and am waiting for my mom to stock me up when she gets her GWP -she's a lancome addict.

Good old Dove soap and water and afterwards a cotton ball with a swipe of rosewater just to make sure nothing is left on my skin followed by moisterizer. I have tried scores of fancy expensive cleaners on my face and after about the 3rd use, my face either breaks out in pimples or worse, eczema that takes me ages and expensive doctors ointments to get rid of.

I use J&J baby soap. it works a treat!

I use Liz Earle's Cleanse and Polish and a muslin cloth to remove all my make-up.

I use Bobbi Brown Long Wear M/U Remover on my eyes. Then on my face I use Estee Lauder take it away and tissue off. Follow with toner or cleansing water (always trying new brands for these!)

For my eyes I use MAC's Gently Off Eye and Lip Makeup Remover to remove my eye makeup and mascara. Then I use MAC's Wipes to remove my face makeup because I use Estee Lauder's Double Wear foundation, and then I use Clinique's liquid facial soap to cleanse my face after that.

Shu Uemura's Brightening cleansing oil removes all my makeup no matter how much I wear...I don't use a cleanser afterwards, I don't believe in cleansing twice lol

For the non-lazy days: Marcelle "Essentials Waterproof Make-Up Gentle Makeup Remover for Sensitive Eyes" (wow a mouthful!) on a cotton pad to remove my mascara and eyeshadow - I roll the pad on my finger and sweep up my lashes like a mascara wand to remove mascara - it's to prevent the black strings that come out my eye when mascara falls underneath my eye and goes in my eye consequently. Then I'll use MAC Cleanse Off Oil to remove lip and face makeup - Followed by cleansing foam. For those lazy days, I'll use the cleanse off oil and cleanser.

everyday I use jojoba oil. I put 4-5 drops of jojoba oil on a hand, then I wet the other hand and rub both palm of my hand to emulsify oil with water. then I massage my face, especially eyes and remove the oil and makeup with a cotton disc. Wash my face with a natural bar of soap and my skin is perfectly clean. This method is natural, very gentle on the skin and eyes, efficacious also with waterproof makeup and very cheap ;)

Pure Coconut oil! It's good for your skin, removes just about ANY makeup (I haven't found something that it doesn't remove yet) and nice and natural! No chemicals and no burning around the eyes :)