How to Remove Post-Mardi Gras Glitter From Your Everywhere
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Whether you’ve used a glitter shadow, doused your body in glitter or got a little too close to someone who has, glitter is one of the hardest things to remove from your skin — that stuff has the power to last days and days.
If Mardi Gras has left you a little more sparkly than your hangover has you feeling, it’s time to call in the heavy artillery — and the beauty experts, Mr Ken Denis and Oz Beauty Expert, Bonnie Gillies — because if you want to shift those hard-to-spot-until-you-hit-the-right-light sparkles that have buried themselves into random spots on your face this is exactly what you need.
Bonnie agrees. To remove heavy glitter makeup an oil-based cleansing product is a must. Water-based cleansers just won’t cut it. “An oil-based cleanser or cleansing balm is best. Use your hands to work the cleansing balm into the make-up and then wipe it away with a face cloth or washer,” says Bonnie.
“I love the Ella Bache eye and lip makeup removing balm for removing glitter and long wearing makeup. Palmer’s also have a great coconut oil cleansing balm.”
Keep reading for a list of the best glitter-removing products that will help get your skin squeaky clean post-Mardi Gras glitter shower.
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Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water
in Oil ($10.49) -
Face Halo ($30)
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Clinique Take the Day Off
Cleansing Balm ($55) -
Dermalogica Precleanse ($63.50)
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Ultraceuticals Ultra B2 Micellar Solution ($39)
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Ella Bache Eye and Lip Cleanser ($41)
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Palmer's Coconut Oil Cleansing Balm ($9.99)
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