Comfort Cleanse Micellar Water

It is designed to remove daily sunscreen, BB tint, foundation, concealer, excess oil and light-to-moderate face makeup.

Micellar cleansing agents lift oil-soluble buildup into the cotton pad, making it easier to remove before your regular face wash.

Yes. We recommend rinsing Comfort Cleanse off after use.

Once the micellar cleansing agents have loosened makeup, sunscreen and oil, there is no benefit to deliberately leaving the cleanser and dissolved residue sitting on your skin.

If you're using it to remove makeup or sunscreen, we recommend following with your regular water-based face wash.

If you're removing makeup or sunscreen, yes — we recommend using Comfort Cleanse as your first cleanse and following with a regular face wash.

For normal, combination or oily skin, follow with Gentle Foaming Gel Face Wash. For dry, dehydrated or sensitive skin, follow with Hydrating Gentle Daily Cleanser.

Yes. Everyday sunscreen removal is one of its main uses.

It is particularly useful when you want to remove the sunscreen layer before washing your face without using an oil or cleansing balm.

For very water-resistant or stubborn sunscreen, Butter But Better Cleansing Balm will generally give you more dissolving power.

We don't recommend Comfort Cleanse as our first choice for eye makeup..

Micellar water can sting around the eyes, and repeatedly wiping mascara or eyeliner with a cotton pad creates unnecessary friction.

For mascara, eyeliner and heavier eye makeup, choose Butter But Better Cleansing Balm instead.

It can remove some long-wear makeup, but waterproof mascara, stubborn eyeliner and very heavy makeup are not where this product performs best.

Choose Butter But Better Cleansing Balm when you need more dissolving power rather than repeatedly rubbing the skin with micellar water.

Absolutely. It is a lightweight, non-oily cleansing format, so it works particularly well for people who want to remove sunscreen and makeup without using a balm or cleansing oil.

The current formula is also fungal-acne safe, which makes Comfort Cleanse our first-cleanse recommendation when Malassezia compatibility matters.

Comfort Cleanse was specifically formulated to help avoid the tight, stripped feeling some micellar waters can leave behind.

Alongside the cleansing agents, it contains Glycerin, Panthenol and a Xylitylglucoside + Anhydroxylitol + Xylitol hydration complex to support skin hydration and comfort during cleansing.

Also make sure your cotton pad is properly saturated. Repeatedly dragging a barely damp pad across the skin can create unnecessary friction regardless of the formula.

Comfort Cleanse is the quicker, lighter option for everyday face makeup and sunscreen. Butter But Better is the more heavy-duty option for eye makeup, stubborn makeup and water-resistant SPF.

Choose Comfort Cleanse if you prefer a weightless, non-oily cleansing format or need a fungal-acne-safe first cleanse.

Choose Butter But Better if you want makeup to dissolve with your fingertips, need to remove eye makeup, or want more dissolving power with less wiping.

Yes. You can use it whenever you need to remove sunscreen or makeup, including daily.

Use a well-saturated cotton pad, sweep gently rather than scrubbing, rinse afterwards, and follow with your regular cleanser when removing makeup or SPF.