Many types of make-up are oil-based, so just use mineral oil (or even vegetable oil) to remove it.
Put the oil on cotton, facial tissue or face towels.
(Just be careful to wash a cloth immediately, as oily rags are a fire hazard.)
You could use fancy prepared oil-based skin cleansers, but vegetable oil is kinder to the skin.
Avoid harsh cleaners.
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Baby Oil works very very well and is very safe to use without questioning its application.
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I use coconut oil.
I am allergic to ingredients that are in most skin creams on the market.
Coconut oil is a natural product andis good for the skin.
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Depends how sensitive you are - most eye make up removers are oil based, and they make my eyes swell up.
I just use facial wipes, the ones sold for general make up remover, and clean eye make up off with those too, works fine.
I always choose Johnson's Dry Skin ( http://www.amazon.co.uk/Johnsons-Face-Makeup-Moisturising-Wipes/dp/B00G3JNU8Q ) ones because some of the other makes (L'Oreal, Olay) cause a reaction.
Not sure if you can get them where you are, otherwise, Simple facial wipes.
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I suggest you to use organic products You can use olive oil, vinegar with water, instead of the harsh chemical ones on your skin.
You can even make your own makeup remover just refer to the video https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bMSKRpiUZWE
You can easily find the items on your household.
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What else can be used (that's not harsh on skin) to remove make-up besides liquid make-up remover?   Make-up such as:   Eyeliner  Mascara  Eye Shadow  Blush  Foundation
What can be used to remove make-up?
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The answer to this question will depend on how sensitive you are, but since most types of make-up are oil-based, many different oils will work as an effective make-up remover. You could try mineral oil, vegetable oil, coconut oil or even baby oil. Alternatively, you could simply use facial wipes. The options are to use a mineral oil, vegetable oil, baby oil or coconut oil with cotton, facial tissues or face towels, or to use facial wipes such as Johnson's Dry Skin or organic products.
Use mineral oil or vegetable oil on cotton, facial tissue or face towels. Use baby oil. Use coconut oil. Use facial wipes - I recommend Johnson's Dry Skin. Use organic products such as olive oil and vinegar with water or try making your own makeup remover.