The brightening formulas list vitamin C. The exfoliating option contains PHA (polyhydroxy acid) and glycolic acid.
They’re described as suitable for a wide range of skin types, including normal, dry, oily, combination, acne-prone, mature, and sensitive skin.
Micelles lift away dirt, oil, and makeup without harsh rubbing. Typical steps: saturate a cotton pad, wipe across the face, lips, and neck; for eye makeup, hold a soaked pad over closed eyelids for 5–10 seconds before wiping. No rinse is required—follow with your next serum or moisturizer.
Descriptions note fragrance-free and oil-free formulations; many are also alcohol-free, paraben-free, sulfate-free, and some are silicone-free.
The available sizes shown include 13.5 fl oz and 23.7 fl oz.
The vitamin C micellar water is described as effective on long-wear makeup. The waterproof version is a bi-phase formula that should be shaken to mix before use; one exfoliating option also highlights stronger mascara removal than leading wipes.
No‑rinse means you can wipe your skin with a saturated cotton pad and not rinse afterward; then continue with your usual serum, moisturizer, or next skincare step.