Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water

I didn't want to, but I did...I gave in and bought the coveted Micellar Cleansing Water by Garnier. I think every beauty blogger and their Aunt has this, so when my L'oreal one ran out, I thought it was time to see what all the fuss was about.

What Garnier say about it...

'A super efficient and gentle way to cleanse, remove makeup, soothe the feel of skin and hydrate in just one step – it’s not magic, it’s Garnier Micellar!

Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water contains micelles which act like magnets, gently lifting away makeup and impurities from the skin, without the need to rub or rinse. The result?

Beautifully cleansed and refreshed feeling skin in an instant. The formula is suitable for the face, eye area and lips, has no perfume and comes in a generous 400ml size'.

The packaging is cute and unlike the L'oreal version, this doesn't gush out all over the cotton pad. This has been hyped as a dupe for the Bioderma one (which I haven't tried) but I feel I don't need to try as this does everything it says. Scent free and no need to rinse your face afterwards, what's not to love?

Rachel xx

Garnier Fresh Eye Make Up Remover

I've gone through my fare share of eye make up removers and this one by Garnier is my current one. I picked this up after my Clinique Take The Day Off ran out. Not being able to really afford to repurchase it this time, I looked for something else. I found this one in Boots on offer for half price.
Marketed at the sensitive skin types, it gently removes all eye make up. If you've been wearing a lot of eye shadow and heavy mascara, I do find that you need at least three cotton pads to fully remove all traces.

I wear contact lenses and usually take them out prior to removing make up, but when I have forgotten I've had no problems with sensitivity.
Full price for 125ml is £3.45 but you can usually find it on offer quite regularly in Boots

Any eye make up removers you can recommend as I like to try something new!

Rachel xx