Dr. Hauschka 眼部卸妆液，75毫升

It's expensive, but it's gentle on the eyes and doesn't sting, so I keep using it. It removed all the eyeshadows I own (Kikka, Amplitude, RMK, NYX, IPSA, Dr. Hauschka) with no trouble. Frarosso was a little harder to remove. Rather than being a quick and easy remover, it takes time to soak in. I usually use eyeshadow that comes off with soap, but occasionally I need to cleanse, so this was just the right remover for me.

I had a hard time finding a perfect point makeup remover, but then I found one from Hauschka Sensei, a brand I've loved for a long time, so I gave it a try. The two-layered liquid, pale pink and orange, is shaken before use. I like that it's watery and easy to use, without the oily feeling that's common in two-layered makeup removers, but it uses up quite a bit of it when you soak a cotton pad, and the removal power is only so-so considering how gentle it is on the skin. It might be difficult to use on heavy waterproof makeup. And even though Hauschka is gentle on the skin, the in-line product stings a bit. It's not bad, but considering the price in Japan, it's not great value for money, so I don't think I'll be buying it again.

It's expensive, but it's gentle on the eyes and doesn't sting, so I keep using it. It removed all the eyeshadows I own (Kikka, Amplitude, RMK, NYX, IPSA, Dr. Hauschka) with no trouble. Frarosso was a little harder to remove. Rather than being a quick and easy remover, it takes time to soak in. I usually use eyeshadow that comes off with soap, but occasionally I need to cleanse, so this was just the right remover for me.

This is a two-layer eye makeup remover that you shake and then soak a cotton pad in. Because it's natural, I bought it because I have sensitive eyes. It doesn't sting and removes waterproof mascara well, so it's great. However, it's a bit more expensive than other eye makeup removers, so I gave it a 5.

I had a hard time finding a perfect point makeup remover, but then I found one from Hauschka Sensei, a brand I've loved for a long time, so I gave it a try. The two-layered liquid, pale pink and orange, is shaken before use. I like that it's watery and easy to use, without the oily feeling that's common in two-layered makeup removers, but it uses up quite a bit of it when you soak a cotton pad, and the removal power is only so-so considering how gentle it is on the skin. It might be difficult to use on heavy waterproof makeup. And even though Hauschka is gentle on the skin, the in-line product stings a bit. It's not bad, but considering the price in Japan, it's not great value for money, so I don't think I'll be buying it again.