Review of Jurlique Eye Makeup Remover
by Elle A. 
This Jurlique Eye Makeup Remover is effective, smells nice and soft on your skin. It doesn’t irritate the sensitive skin around your eyes, or sting if it gets under your eyelashes, unlike some makeup removers. This Jurlique eye makeup remover doesn’t foam either, which is nice – it’s more like a cream, and it has the same moisturising effect. It can remove even the most stubborn mascara and eyeliner, as well as eyeshadow, foundation and concealer (I’ve only used it on pencil eyeliner though, so I don’t know what it would be like on liquid eyeliner – it worked on mascara though so I guess it would work on that too). Jurlique makeup remover smells faintly of calendula (just a hint – not too overpowering) and doesn’t leave any oily residue. You can use it straight from the tube onto your fingertips and sort of massage it over your eyes that way, but I find it best to put a small amount on a cotton wool ball – that way you can use the other side of the cotton wool to wipe it away afterwards.
Another nice thing about this Jurlique product is the packaging. It comes in an aluminium tube which “squeezes” consistently – no splurges of makeup remover all over the place. The tube is white with black writing – simple, pretty and sophisticated. And, of course, it contains no petro-chemicals, synthetic fragrances, synthetic colours, parabens, sulphates or phthalates – all good!
This Jurlique Eye Makeup Remover is effective, smells nice and soft on your skin. It doesn’t irritate the sensitive skin around your eyes, or sting if it gets under your eyelashes, unlike some makeup removers. This Jurlique eye makeup remover doesn’t foam either, which is nice – it’s more like a cream, and it has the same moisturising effect. It can remove even the most stubborn mascara and eyeliner, as well as eyeshadow, foundation and concealer (I’ve only used it on pencil eyeliner though, so I don’t know what it would be like on liquid eyeliner – it worked on mascara though so I guess it would work on that too). Jurlique makeup remover smells faintly of calendula (just a hint – not too overpowering) and doesn’t leave any oily residue. You can use it straight from the tube onto your fingertips and sort of massage it over your eyes that way, but I find it best to put a small amount on a cotton wool ball – that way you can use the other side of the cotton wool to wipe it away afterwards.
Another nice thing about this Jurlique product is the packaging. It comes in an aluminium tube which “squeezes” consistently – no splurges of makeup remover all over the place. The tube is white with black writing – simple, pretty and sophisticated. And, of course, it contains no petro-chemicals, synthetic fragrances, synthetic colours, parabens, sulphates or phthalates – all good!
The Jurlique Eye Makeup Remover (£16.99) and other Jurlique products are available from Naturisimo.com.
