Make-up artists and models have used Micellar Water for decades. Now the secret’s out and Micellar Water is incredibly popular with students, moms, adventurers and entrepreneurs– anyone who needs a little short cut in their skin care routine or doesn’t have water handy when they need it.

Petitgrain to clean skin and reduce oil production.
Cleanses skin gently
Removes dirt & oil from your face, leaving you with clean, fresh skin
Removes makeup gently without oil
Great for use with eyelash extensions

Micellar Water’s ingredients are simple: Deionized Water, Witch Hazel, Water, Alcohol, Glycerin, Gluconolactone (and) Sodium Benzoate, Capric/Caprylic Triglycerides [MCT Oil], Lecithin, Decyl Glucoside. No harsh chemicals to irritate sensitive skin.

Part of Micellar Water’s effectiveness is in the application. Pour the Micellar solution on a cotton pad. This takes advantage of Cotton’s hydrophilic properties. The hydrophilic heads are attracted to the cotton, leaving the hydrophobic tails sticking up to trap oil, and dirt, including makeup, mascara and sebum. When applied to skin Micellar Water and cotton pads cleanse the skin by acting like a magnet, attracting and entrapping impurities without harsh rubbing or scraping.

Micellar Water can be used in place of your cleanser and toner, especially on hot, humid days when you’re feeling sticky. We like it for touching up mascara misses and for cleaning your face after being out and about on your bike, or a long car ride or anywhere you want to get your face clean when there’s no water around. We also like it on those mornings when we need to rush out the door after a late night.

An excellent substitute for oily makeup removers for use with eyelash extensions.

This listing is for one 4oz glass bottle

Vegan
All Natural

The statements in this listing have not been evaluated by the FDA and this product is not intended to prevent, treat, or cure any disease. Please consult your physician for any ongoing medical conditions. Essential oils should not be taken internally or applied to the skin without first diluting them. Avoid using essential oils if you are pregnant or nursing.