Kaya Hydra-Cleanse Makeup Remover: The magic potion of makeup removers? Product review and product update.
Kaya Hydra-Cleanse Makeup remover 3-in-1 review.
Call me obsessive, but, like putting on makeup, taking it off is an elaborate ritual for me. Little can I stress enough about the importance of cleaning makeup, especially around the eye. I have my cleansing routine. But, recently, since I am paying more attention to my eye makeup, it implies that I have to be more careful with the removal. I was looking for something really gentle and hassle-free, some time before the Durga Puja when Kaya Hydra-Cleanse Makeup Remover arrived.Kaya Hydra-Cleanse Makeup Remover |
My experience of Kaya Hydra-Cleanse Makeup Remover:
Eye makeup removers are really not that common in India. Moreover, the ones which are available arenot really very inexpensive. I was looking for something which would be mild and gentle. My The Body Shop Chamomile Gentle Cleanser is proving to be not that efficient with heavy eye makeup. Besides, I don't always feel like doing all the rubbing and scrubbing to get rid of the last trace of kohl.
As per the direction, I take a little bit of Kaya Hydra Cleanse on a cotton pad and gently wipe around. I wouldn't say that I need a pea-size, but a coin-size amount is sufficient for my entire face as well as heavy eye-makeup.
Like it claims, it leaves the skin clean and HYDRATED and gently takes off everything including water-proof mascara. If I have heavy water-proof stubborn kohl, I might have to go over rubbing a little bit more on the lash-lines. But, over all, it does an amazing job!
Kaya Hydra-Cleanse Makeup Remover |
100 ml comes for 290 Rupees which is pretty value for money I would say because even with frequent use, I am still left with about half of the tube. I love using it especially on days when I have heavy eye makeup on and I want an easier task.
NOTE: Even thought the tube says that it is gentle on the eyes and lips, in other words, fit for eyes and lips, I did not find any mention if it is opthamologically tested. I don't know if that is a big issue or if there are technicalities here.
Verdict: I have not used many Kaya products. Usually, I am put off by their 'whitening' adverts, but, I am definitely repurchasing this makeup remover and recommending it to you because time is too precious to be wasted unnecessarily in makeup removal.
An Update: I had reviewed The Body Shop's Chamomile Makeup remover for Eyes and Lips. It's not the one meant for water-proof makeup. Back then, since I did not do heavy eye makeup, I was impressed. But now that my eye-makeup game is completely changed, I have changed my view. I might want to try their Chamomile Makeup Removing Balm.
Product by the brand. Honest review.
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