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Our eyes are one of the most sensitive parts of our body. The last thing you want to do is to get a whole bunch of makeup or soap in them and regret that $8 you spent on that new eyeshadow you didn't really need anyway. We'll start with the baby shampoo method and then move on to all the products in your bathroom cabinet that can get the job done, too -- without forking over the cash for a fancy eye-makeup remover. | Our eyes are one of the most sensitive parts of our body. The last thing you want to do is to get a whole bunch of makeup or soap in them and regret that $8 you spent on that new eyeshadow you didn't really need anyway. We'll start with the baby shampoo method and then move on to all the products in your bathroom cabinet that can get the job done, too -- without forking over the cash for a fancy eye-makeup remover. | ||
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#*Clinique, Noxzema, Neutrogena, MAC, and Lancome all have products that are worth your investment. There are removers that come in liquid form, as a cleanser, wipe, that foam, or even as creams. There's bound to be one out there that you like! | #*Clinique, Noxzema, Neutrogena, MAC, and Lancome all have products that are worth your investment. There are removers that come in liquid form, as a cleanser, wipe, that foam, or even as creams. There's bound to be one out there that you like! | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
