Makeup Removal & Wipes

If you wear makeup, removing it at the end of the day should be the most important part of your skincare routine.

That’s because the skin renews overnight while you’re asleep, and by leaving your makeup on, you can end up preventing this essential process.

When dirt and dead skin cells are not removed from your skin, they can end up clogging your pores and causing breakouts.

Micellar water is made with micelles, tiny lipid cleansing molecules suspended in water.

Micelles have hydrophilic and hydrophobic qualities, giving them the ability to capture dirt, impurities and make-up like a magnet and lift them away from the surface of your skin without any harsh rubbing.

Garnier Micellar Water is the only micellar water recognised by the British Skin Foundation and Allergy UK for its gentle, non-comedogenic formula that is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive and acne-prone skin.

No, wipes cannot be recycled.

This includes all wet wipes, from kitchen and bathroom wipes to baby wipes and toilet tissue wipes.

They’re not flushable, either, and should always be placed in your rubbish bin when you’re ready to dispose of them.