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Waterproof makeup is formulated to resist water, sweat, and humidity. This same resistance that makes it long-lasting, whether it's foundation, lipstick, blush, or mascara, is what makes it difficult to remove at the end of the day. Soap and water aren't enough to remove it, and washing it off with too much pressure can irritate the skin.
Choosing the right cleanser and using the correct technique are what allow you to remove waterproof makeup without damaging your skin.
Conventional makeup uses ingredients that water easily dissolves. Waterproof makeup, also known as "waterproof," is formulated with oils and waxes that adhere strongly to the skin and form a resistant layer, making it long-lasting.
Water alone can't break down that barrier. Just like in nature, water and oils don't mix. That's why not just any cleanser can remove waterproof makeup. Trying to remove it with just soap and water requires rubbing too hard. The result is irritated skin that isn't completely clean.

The right makeup remover depends on your skin type and the makeup you're using.
Makeup remover oil is the fastest option for removing high-coverage foundations and thick mascaras. Apply to dry skin, massage gently, and it quickly dissolves makeup. Adding water allows the formula to rinse off without leaving any residue. Works best on dry or normal skin.
The cleansing balm has a solid texture that melts upon contact with the skin. It's ideal for removing long-lasting lipsticks, cream blushes, and stubborn concealers. Mature or dehydrated skin especially benefits from this type of product, as it cleanses and moisturizes simultaneously.
Bi-phase micellar water is an excellent alternative for delicate areas like the eyes and lips. It removes stubborn makeup in a single swipe and doesn't need rinsing, making it ideal when you're short on time.
Oil-based cleansing milk is suitable for sensitive or dry skin. Its gentle texture removes makeup without disrupting the skin's natural balance.
Applying makeup remover correctly is just as important as choosing the right one. The product needs time in contact with the skin to dissolve makeup. A gentle massage for a few seconds is enough for it to work without needing to rub.
The movements should be circular and gentle. In more delicate areas, simply press gently and let the product work before removing. A cotton pad or a damp washcloth will finish cleansing without irritation.
A common mistake is removing the cleanser too quickly. If it hasn't had time to work, impurities remain on the skin, requiring you to repeat the process.
Sensitive or reactive skin types appreciate finishing with a gentle toner or thermal water to soothe the face after cleansing.
Removing makeup is never optional, whether it's waterproof or not. What changes is the method you need.
Oil-based makeup remover is most effective with high-coverage foundations and thick mascaras on normal to dry skin. Balm works best with long-lasting lipsticks and cream blushes, and mature skin appreciates the hydration it provides. Bi-phase cleansers remain the most convenient format for the eye area. Oil-based cleansing milk is the perfect solution for sensitive skin.
We recommend having at least two types of cleanser on hand, as you don't always use the same makeup every day. Perfume's Club's facial cleanser catalog offers a wide range of options, designed to remove waterproof makeup without irritating your skin.
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