Does The Urban Decay Meltdown Makeup Remover Come Sealed

Urban Decay Meltdown Makeup Remover

For Your Eyes Only: Urban Decay Meltdown Makeup Remover

Urban Decay Meltdown Makeup Remover ($24.00 for 2.5 fl. oz.) is a creamy, opaque white gel-based remover that works best applied onto a cotton round or toner sheet, then held confronting the skin for a few seconds and finally, wiped away. Initially, I thought this product was for the whole confront, because it says makeup remover, not eye makeup remover. Even the online descriptions of this product don't append that belief–they say it'due south a makeup remover designed for removal of even the "longest-lasting products" that's "good for your skin." (I tend to associate skin care benefits more to the whole face than just the eyes!)

Though I recognize I'thousand a bit skeptical of much of the miracles promised by various skincare products, I'g even more skeptical of cleansers and removers that make promises, too. Products like cleansers and removers are not on pare very long, so it's hard to believe they would be able to provide any long-term benefits. Urban Decay'south remover includes several ingredients, and one is noted to "revitalize collagen product" while others (diverse oils) will moisturize and furnish. When it comes to directions, I'm glad I waited for this production to go online, because the back of the tube left me clueless–did I use water, did I apply it everywhere, how much, when, what!

Again, the all-time way to utilise this, based on my testing, has been on a cotton wool round or toner sail, pressed against the eye for 10-15 seconds, and then wipe away the makeup. It does a good chore of removing the majority of my makeup, only I practice experience like information technology leaves my optics a picayune cloudy. There is no greasy residue or feel afterwards, only the cloudiness necessitates rinsing with water, so then there is definitely no product leftover to sink into my pare and revitalize or moisturize anything. I needed about a pea-sized dollop for each eye. Information technology will remove face makeup, too, only you'll end up going through this picayune tube rather quickly if y'all do so!

If it'due south for eyes, it'll last you a lot longer, and therefore the $24 price tag stretches out over a much longer time menstruation. It does remove long-wearing products without much fuss, feels nice confronting the pare, and doesn't leave behind whatsoever greasy residue–merely information technology did make my eyes a bit cloudy and may require a second cotton round to remove a few streaks of makeup left behind (which just feels wasteful, so I rinsed off). Proficient, not bully.

The bottom of the tube says "demaquillant yeux," but every bit a U.S. brand – should I actually have to know French to decipher what the product is supposed to exercise? Oddly enough, I did Google translate it last night, and I didn't include the accented Due east – then it translated to just "makeup remover," only when you include the accented E, it translates to "eye makeup remover."