Clinique Take the Day Off Makeup Remover, 4.2 Ounce
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It's an oil-based makeup remover, as far as I can tell.
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It's in perfect condition. This is the kind of mixture that needs to be shaken before use. I use this to remove waterproof eye makeup with soft cotton pads soaked in it. It's the only makeup remover I've found that works without tugging on this type of makeup. I'm sold on this brand because after a month of use, I noticed an increase in the length and growth of my lashes. That had never happened before, and I assumed it was because I'd been removing my lashes while wearing other brands of makeup. For the past ten years, I've been using Clinique's products.
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Selected User Reviews For Clinique Take the Day Off Makeup Remover, 4.2 Ounce
This is the one that I use. To remove my eye makeup, I use the following product. I ordered this because it was more convenient than going to Sephora, Ulta, etc. The inside of the package was soaked wet, despite the fact that the bottle was wrapped in a clear, sealed plastic bag. It had soaked through that because there had been so much product leakage! Because so much of the contents had been lost, it was not worth my time to keep it. I should also mention that my hand was soaked in liquid as I removed the bottle from the package. I washed my hands and noticed that they were extremely ashy/dry after a short time; I'm glad I didn't put these on my eyes because who knows what might have happened if I had. I wouldn't purchase something like this on Amazon if I were you.
For the past 5 years, I've been using Clinique Take The Day Off, which I usually purchase from Sephora or Bloomingdales. I was about to run out, so I went to Amazon and purchased some more. The oil is milky white when it arrives, not clear like the Clinique product. I'll be back with a new one. I'm hoping for a good outcome with the next one.
Please look at the photos. Clinique does not provide you with this. I've been getting this from Clinique for years, but this is the first time I've mentioned it on here, and I'm not going to do it again. In the bottle, mine is divided into two different forms. There's a clear one and a white one. I'm not sure if it's been watered down or what, but it's not the Clinique I'm used to.
Clinique's Take the Day Off make-up remover is supposed to be this product. Instead, I got a refilled bottle with an odd substance with a large soapy clump in the middle. I'm glad I'm familiar with this product because I didn't use it on my eyes. Who knows what might have happened if that had been the case!.
In my cabinet, I had a new bottle of Clinique Take the Day Off from the department store. Although this Amazon bottle appeared to be identical, the product was not. I was afraid to use it because it was cloudy, especially around my eyes.
I purchased this remover twice from Clinique counters in department stores, and then saw it on Amazon for a lower price, so I ordered one. It arrived in a bottle that looked like it was made up of water and oil. It smells similar to oil. I get a Clinique vinegar dressing, but it's completely clear. Because of the looks and the fact that it takes a lot more product to remove makeup than the store-bought ones, I'm guessing it had water added to it. I'm extremely disappointed!.
I love how well this works on all types of makeup, particularly eye makeup. One of the best makeup removers on the market, according to The Girlfriend. PROS: br>br>
- Removes eye makeup quickly and effectivelybr>- Gentle on the skin, especially under and around the eyes (even for people with sensitive skin)br>- Works wonders when it comes to waterproof mascarabr>- CONS: Doesn't work well with lipstickbr>br>
- It's only the price, but it lasts for at least six months.
Take a close look at the liquid. This is not to be confused with Macy's merchandise. In addition, the bottle appears to be in used rather than new condition. When the item I ordered arrived, I noticed that there was oil on the bottom and half-filled water on the top. The half-way point on Macy's Clinique products isn't the same. I've been using Clinique products for a long time and can tell the difference. Fortunately, I was able to get a refund and purchase from Macy's to demonstrate the difference.
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