Most cleansing waters are micellar waters; some are bi‑phase (two‑phase) formulas. Micellar waters use micelles to lift dirt and light makeup, while bi‑phase (oil + water) formulas are specifically formulated to dissolve tougher or waterproof makeup.

Common sizes include travel and value bottles. Listings explicitly mention sizes such as 3.4 fl oz, 10.14 fl oz, 13.5 fl oz, and 23.7 fl oz.

Yes—micellar waters are marketed to lift face and eye makeup, and bi‑phase (two‑phase) formulations are specifically described for removing waterproof and long‑wear mascara and eyeliner, often requiring less rubbing.

Typical instructions: saturate a cotton pad or soft cloth and gently swipe across the face and eyes. Many micellar waters are marketed as no‑rinse formulas or state “no need to rinse,” while some products advise holding a soaked pad over closed eyes to dissolve eye makeup.

Reviewer summaries commonly report strong makeup‑removal performance (including waterproof formulas for some products) and frequent comments that formulas feel gentle and are suitable for sensitive skin. Many reviews emphasize effective cleansing with a gentle finish.