Often greasy (oils or balms), but not only, they remove everything, starting with waterproof makeup and sun filters (organic or mineral). A mention that we see more and more appearing on the packs.
Synthetic sunscreens are mostly greasy (80% of them) and mineral screens tend to get stuck in the pores, hence the idea of imagining specific makeup removers to remove them in summer. Niod, Elemis, Ren, Institut Esthederm and Paula’s Choice have launched makeup removers/cleaners that help eliminate them.
Institut Esthederm and Ren Clean Skincare were pioneers in this field.
The first offers a Micellar After-Sun Shower Gel for face and body (200 ml, €18), which eliminates all traces of filters, salt, sand, and chlorine from head to toe, without stinging the eyes and leaving the skin with the soft and sensual scent of the brand’s iconic sun care products.
Extremely gentle, its high-tolerance formula, free of soap, PEGs, sulfates and silicones, based on Eau Cellulaire™ (inspired by the skin’s own water) respects the skin’s natural protective flora. It also contains rhamnose to soothe sun-heated skin, while enveloping it in rehydrating comfort (moisture is preserved for up to eight hours after use) that sublimates tanning.
Ren Clean Skincare, for its part, offers a Gelée Clean Huile Nettoyante Perfect Canvas (100 ml, €29), a gel enriched with plant oils with a three-phase texture, which transforms into an oil and then into a milk …
