thread: Gentle low-chemical/natural makeup remover?

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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jun 2008
    In snuggle land
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    I usually buy it at a health food shop. You can also cook with it. I get 2 - one for the bathroom, one for the kitchen. It melts at about 30degrees I think. It can seem expensive as a cooking oil, but compared to the prices of moisturisers, it's cheap as chips It can melt and solidify over & over without going rancid, which is why it's better than many oils. Nut oils go rancid over time.

    I think olive oil is supposed to be good too. I've never tried it outside the kitchen.

    You also dont need much. About a teaspoon or less for makeup removal. Depending on how thick you apply your makeup

    And here's a TMI hint for free: if you ever have a sore bot bot, just apply a bit of coconut butter and it fixes everything. Even hemorrhoids.

    Sometimes, I think all we need to solve most problems are coconut butter, baking soda, apple cider vinegar &/or epsom salts.

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    Registered User

    Jun 2005
    USA
    3,991

    Sometimes, I think all we need to solve most problems are coconut butter, baking soda, apple cider vinegar &/or epsom salts.
    I you!

    I really needed this as my eye make up remover just ran out and I don't want to replace it. Fab- I'll grab the coconut butter from the kitchen! And buy more