Micellar water

Hey guys, sorry that I haven't been blogging much recently! I have been a very busy bee. I have been on a new diet, which has taken up a lot of my time at night as I have had to cook and prepare food which I'm not used to haha.

 Also I have been helping my boyfriend , Jamie with his children's book. If you would like to check it out here is the link. https://itunes.apple.com/gb/book/battlebay/id913616749?mt=11

It is a great short read and there are two now avaliable on ITunes. 

 I also have started Adult Colouring which is great! And takes up a lot of time as it is very addictive. It's not as childish as it sounds and it is very relaxing. Give it a try.

     So overall I have been a busy bee, but starting this week I am going to carry on with my regular blogs. If there is anything you would like me to check out or review just comment and let me know.

RIght to my actual blog........

     So i have heard alot about Micellar Water on the TV and also a lot of bloggers have been on about it. So I thought I would give it a try. 

    Right so Micellar Water, it sounds like something strange right! I Thought the exact same thing. Basically it's a make up remover, I have tested a few make up removers out and I've always pretty much choosen the make up wipes. 

 This is the bottle that I got which I bought from Asda, it only costs  £1 as it's only a small bottle. So it's not bad for the price, as It will last a good few uses. 

 So I tested out the Micellar Water out compared to my genreal make up wipes and here's how it went.

    This is before I took off my make up.

And this is when I took off my make up with the Micellar Water...

So as you can see it has removed my make up when applying the water to some cotton pads. I did find that I had to use a good few cotton pads to get rid of my make up. I thought that it seemed to be smudging around my face, which I heard was not suppose to happen when using this, but it did for me. Also I found that as I was using the cotton it made my eyes very red and sore. 

Overall for £1 I do think that it's good value for money and it does work, but it is still as time consuming as using make up wipes. If anything I would say it takes longer, as you have to keep applying to the cotton pads. I will probably finish off the bottle I have, but won't be in a hurry to buy anymore. 

    I will be sticking to make up wipes and I don't think there is any product that will take me away from them. Does anyone know any good make up removers ? Give me a comment and let me know . 

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SmileyxChloe xx