CeraVe Eye Makeup Remover with Hyaluronic Acid and Ceramides, Waterproof, Non-Comedogenic, Fragrance Free, Non-Greasy & Ophthalmologist Tested, 4 Ounces

This eye makeup remover is gentle and doesn't sting eyes but works effectively to remove eye makeup with one sweep of a cotton pad. Yuka, the app that analyzes the health impact of food and cosmetic products (by scanning barcodes) rates this product a 79/100 with 19 risk-free ingredients and 3 low-risk. This is considered an "excellent" score for cosmetics.

I use to buy really expensive eye a,e up remover from Bobby Brown and Mac. I bought this once whenI couldn’t get my regular stuff in time and it worked great. I use it for all make up removal. It is very gental on my eyes. It doesn’t feel greasy afterwards or dried out. I love it. I’ll never go back to the expensive stuff again. F you haven’t tried you should.

It’s better than many makeup removers out there but it does not remove waterproof mascara easily, and leaves a bit of a residue although less than many other products. It does not have a scent. Overall, I have better makeup removers, and for me it’s not worth it.

I had been using a popular, premoistened pad ( comes in a little plastic jar) for some time now. It did the job, but I had to rub my sensitive eye area a little more than I felt comfortable with. It also stung my eyes a little. I decided to try this eye makeup remover by CeraVe and am so very pleased! It only takes a few drops on a cotton pad to remove the eye makeup from both of my eyes. There is no burning afterwards, either. It seems to moisturize the skin around my eyes, but does not have an oily feel to it. The bottle looks small, but since I only have to use a few drops, this should last quite a while. This has been a game changer for me!

I purchased this as I am looking for a replacement for an eye makeup remover from Clinique that I have used forever, but can no longer find it in stock. The CeraVe was not as creamy and thick as the Clinque cream. I also have very sensitive skin and eyes and on my first attempt, I mistakenly got some in my eye and it stung quite a bit. I'm sure I need to adjust to the liquid. I tried using some "pads" I just purchased from Amazon, but I found them to be thick and more difficult to use than the tissue I would normally use. I guess I'm in a learning curve.

I'm disappointed with CeraVe's Makeup Remover. Actually quite disappointed. I'm usually a fan of their products, so I thought I'd give this a try. This barely removed any makeup I had on. Now let me say, I had very little eye makeup on. Only a light coating of mascara; one coat - not even waterproof. A VERY light dusting of highlight over my entire eyelid. That's it. Come night when I went to remove my eye makeup - L'Oreal Bambi Mascara, I was having a difficult time removing that ONE VERY LIGHT COAT! That's ridiculous. I used one of my new eye makeup remover pads on one eye and a very soft washcloth on the other. Both had some of the CeraVe Eye Makeup Remover on them. Outcome was just awful. I tried applying more product. Still having a difficult time removing some residual mascara. And remember, this was a LIGHT application of one coat, non-waterproof.I thought I'd try the next day to give this another chance. I wore a bit more eye makeup and two coats of mascara. When it was time to remove, same issues, only more difficult, probably due to the waterproof mascara. I hated this remover really. I think this particular product is terrible and doesn't stand up to what it says and is supposed to do!I also personally don't like Micellar products. While they are a step up from this for sure, I wouldn't rate them very well in a poll. I'm a retired cosmetologist and at almost 64, me personally, I have used Baby Oil to remove my eye makeup all these years. And no issues with eye problems or sensitivity, etc. I would just add a small squirt on a clean, damp soft washcloth and gently remove my eye makeup. It did the job very fast..within about a minute for both eyes, even with heavier eye makeup and waterproof mascara. Over the last fifteen years approximately, I've switched to Organic Coconut Oil. I keep that Coconut Oil strictly for my makeup removal and such. Other bottles are in my kitchen for cooking, baking and smoothies.In a "pinch" you can use Organic Avacado Oil (as it's a mild oil and easy on the eyes). Of course practice cleanliness and use a soft damp cloth and do not touch the bottle again if it's touched your eyes.As I've said, I'm almost 64, a retired cosmetologist and have and continue to use this method of removal. I just like to keep with the times and try new products as this one by CeraVe. However, in my personal opinion of course, I don't think it's very good. Not everyone may agree, and that's fine. But this is a waste of money in my opinion. And I use other CeraVe products.I hope this is helpful or useful to you. If so, please click the "helpful" button. Thank you!

I only wear waterproof anything in the summer, and I forget how difficult it is to remove. In the past, I've used more oil based products, but they have begun to irritate my eyes. I decided to give this a try and my first go with it, I was not impressed!! Barely removed my makeup and left a film on my eyes for an hour or so. Second time, perfect! Removed every trace of my glitter waterproof eyeliner and mascara. The difference? First time I used a cotton ball, second time I used a cotton round pad. All in the tools you use! Will definitely purchase again.

I'm absolutely in love with this eye makeup remover. Past products I've tried would sting or leave a weird oily feel or film around my eyes. CeraVe does not do either of this. It's gentle, cleans quickly, doesn't feel weird after I wipe it off, and works while my contacts are still in. I wish it came in a bigger bottle but this size last me about 2.5-3 months so that's fine. Absolutely give this a try!