espa product spotlight: no more messy pillows
October 8th, 2009
Removing make-up can be a nasty chore – oily make-up removers are harsh on the skin and irritate sensitive eyes, and creamy removers are messy and can leave behind residue. But without make-up remover, women are forced to scrub their faces callously with soap and water, or even worse, leave make-up on overnight. The result? Messy, mascara streaked pillows and clogged pores.
Take off the make-up without the fuss with ESPA Gentle Eye Make-Up Remover, a light, gentle cleansing lotion which dissolves eye make-up and helps to restore skin tone without dehydrating the delicate areas around the eyes. The cleanser is super-light, but super effective – it lifts away all make-up, including waterproof mascara and lipstick. Instead of the usual rubbing and scrubbing, ESPA suggests placing a small amount of the lotion onto a damp cotton wool and letting it sit on the eyes for a few moments before wiping away.
ESPA Gentle Eye Make-Up Remover is available in a long-lasting large 100ml size for $43.00 and a convenient 60ml plastic Traveler size for $27.50. It is suitable for all skin types, as well as contact lens and glasses wearers.
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I haven’t been able to find a gentle but effective eye make-up remover—maybe I’ll give this one a try.