Dark circles, short lashes, crow's feet appearing? Did you know it might be because of how you remove your eye makeup?Let me show you the right way to remove eye makeup!
Don't assume eye makeup removal is just a quick wipe—dark circles and wrinkles are caused by this very habit!
Common mistakes corrected:
× Any makeup remover will do
Choose your remover based on your eye makeup intensity. If you used waterproof eyeliner or mascara, you absolutely must use a waterproof-specific remover.
× Applying directly to a cotton pad and wiping
This pushes dark mascara and eyeliner onto your lower eyelid. Over time, this pigment buildup causes dark circles.The correct method is to first place a clean cotton pad under your lower eyelid. Then, apply a cotton pad soaked in makeup remover over your eyes and hold for 30 seconds. Afterward, gently pull both pads downward together. Repeat this process 1-2 times.
×Rubbing once is enough before washing your face
Eyeliner close to the lash line requires meticulous cleaning with a cotton swab dipped in makeup remover. Pay special attention to the inner corner triangle—residue left here may enter your eyes while sleeping, causing dark eye discharge or even scratching the cornea.
How should you care for your eye area if you frequently wear and remove eye makeup?
Lao Bai's Tips
Nourish with Overnight Eye Masks
Those who regularly wear eye makeup must prioritize caring for the delicate skin around the eyes. In addition to using moisturizing eye creams and applying eye masks regularly, you can also use gel-like overnight eye masks to nourish the eye area all night long.
Regularly Cleanse Your Eyes
Since makeup and removers inevitably enter the eyes, use specialized eye wash solutions for gentle cleansing. If unavailable, saline solution is a suitable alternative.