makeup

i was weary of using this ... see more

i was weary of using this product because its polish remover with acetone, not pure acetone. but i scratched up my top coat like you need to and did a foil soak for about 7 minutes, and my gelish came right off! my nails dont feel as damaged either. see less

cheap, effective, quick

I use concealer to cover ... see more

I use concealer to cover a couple of sun spots on my face and around the inside corner top and bottom of my eyes where it is a little darker. Many makeup artists have told me about this trick. -I used to model. These applicators work brilliantly to blend in the concealer! I love them! They are not too soft as a [...] is. [...] do not work well for blending concealer around the eyes. These are the best applicators for this type of blending I have ever found! I can see where they would not be the best for applying eye shadow... But I love them for what I need them for! And you can't beat the price! see less

75 applicators is a good ... see more

75 applicators is a good deal. However, the applicators are of low quality. They are not flexible or soft. They are hard to use when applying eye makeup. The applicators do not do a good job blending makeup. Overall very cheap but not worth it. see less

For the price and the amo ... see more

For the price and the amount you get for the remover, it is an okay deal. It leaves my nails feeling unhealthy and dry like other cheap nail polish removers. when it gets on my skin, it leaves an uncomfortable feeling residue but it does remove polish quite well. For [$] dollars this is a good buy if you're on a budget for nail products see less

I really like this remove ... see more

I really like this remover, it does its job and is good for the price -- 5.5 oz at about [$], which you definitely can't get with any of its competitor brands. However, this remover is, as others have pointed out, rather oily and does leave an oily residue behind. I have no problems with this as I have very dry skin so it moisturizes my eye area. It also does not irritate my eyes, which is a pretty big deal as I use it to get my waterproof mascara off. However, it may irritate yours if you are sensitive. So, this is not for those with oily skin or sensitive eyes. see less

I've tried neutrogena, al ... see more

I've tried neutrogena, almay, maybelline...couldn't find an eye makeup remover that removed my eye makeup AND didn't leave a slick, oily residue all over my skin. Then, I found the up and up brand. I pour it on cotton circular pads, and it takes off my eye makeup without scrubbing and without leaving my face covered in oil. Note, as the bottle says, it has to be shaken each time before you use it. That step is necessary for its effectiveness. Mind, I only wear non waterproof makeup, so I can't say its effectiveness on waterproof makeup. But this is the only one I'll buy, and thankfully it's cheaper than the brand names! see less

I use to use MaryKay oil ... see more

I use to use MaryKay oil free make-up remover, and discovered this from Target. I think it works just as well and does the job I need it to do, and is less expensive when you are trying to budget. Would recommend it to anyone, especially for removing waterproof makeup. Love it! see less

Using one of these will s ... see more

Using one of these will shorten your removal time by at least half. Especially useful for tough-to-remove glitter polish. Do not bother with the foam ones! Get this one. see less