Eucerin DermatoCLEAN Micellar Eye Make-Up Remover is a two-phase remover for removing regular and waterproof eye make-up, including very stubborn mascara. It is suitable for all skin types and is also appropriate for sensitive eye areas and contact lens wearers.

Key Benefits

• The lower transparent water-based phase removes water-soluble make-up.
• The upper blue phase with a non-greasy oil base removes waterproof make-up, including mascara.
• The product can also handle very stubborn waterproof mascara.
• According to the manufacturer, it does not dry out the skin or leave any residue.
• It is ophthalmologically tested and suitable for use with contact lenses.

The combination of the water and oil phases allows you to remove both regular and waterproof eye make-up with a single product.

Ingredients

The formula is fragrance-free and alcohol-free. It contains glucoglycerol, listed in the INCI as Glyceryl Glucoside, and an APG complex using a non-ionic glucoside surfactant for gentle cleansing. The product is formulated at pH 7.4 and is free of microplastics according to the UNEP definition.

• INCI: Aqua, Isododecane, Isohexadecane, Coco-Caprylate/Caprate, Glycerin, Glyceryl Glucoside, Caprylyl/Capryl Glucoside, Isopropyl Palmitate, Sodium Chloride, Trisodium EDTA, Benzethonium Chloride, Phenoxyethanol, CI 61565.

You get a fragrance-free, alcohol-free formula that is also suitable for the sensitive area around the eyes.

Application and Dosage

1. Shake the bottle thoroughly to mix both phases together.
2. Apply the product to a cotton pad.
3. Gently wipe the eye area from the inside outward until the cotton pad remains clean.
4. After removing your make-up, you can continue with a suitable Eucerin DermatoCLEAN cleansing product.

By shaking the bottle thoroughly, you can use both the water and oil phases together when removing eye make-up.

Packaging and Volume

• The packaging contains 125 ml of make-up remover.
• The bottle is made from 98% recycled material; this figure does not include the cap and label.

About the Brand

The history of the Eucerin brand traces back to the Hamburg pharmacy of Paul C. Beiersdorf. In 1882, after filing a patent for a new type of wound dressing material, he founded the company Beiersdorf. In 1900, chemist Isaac Lifschütz patented the emulsifier Eucerit, which became the technological foundation for the first stable water-in-oil emulsions.

Eucerin states that it develops its products on a dermatological basis and verifies their efficacy and safety through clinical and dermatological studies. The brand moved away from animal testing even before the introduction of the relevant European Union regulations in 2004.