Removing makeup is an important step in keeping our skin healthy. Micellar water is one such cleansing agent that many people swear by! There are several variants available today and also tissues which are very handy are infused with micellar water. I recently picked up eye pads from Balea. Today’s review is all about Balea Micellar Eye makeup Remover Pads. Read on to know more.

Price and Quantity:
$1.10 for 50 pads.

Product Description:
The particularly delicate, oil-free Balea Micellar Eye Makeup Remover Pads gently and thoroughly remove eye make-up. The formulation nourishes the eye area – without greasing. Suitable for contact lens wearers.
– Oil-free
– Non-greasy
– For water-soluble make-up
– Skin compatibility dermatologically and ophthalmologically confirmed
– Vegan

Ingredients:
Aqua, Propylene Glycol, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Dipropylene Glycol, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Polyglyceryl-4 Caprate, Sodium Chloride, Sodium Citrate, Citric Acid, Ethylhexylglycerol, Sodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Parfum.

My Experience with Balea Micellar Eye Makeup Remover Pads:

The product comes in a blue plastic jar with a screw cap. The pads are neatly stacked in the jar. There are 50 cotton pads which are infused with micellar water. The product comes sealed and for the mere price it costs, I really appreciate Balea for this. There is some basic information available on the plastic jar but for more information you can check on the website. The jar is small and convenient and this makes the product easy to carry. I find these very convenient when I am traveling and I would definitely recommend these for your travel days.

The cotton pads are very thin and are wet. They are nearly stacked but at times they do stick to each other and you need to gently remove them. The cotton pad smells mild and amazing. They are round shaped and very convenient to use. The cotton pad are lint free and you do get any cotton flakes on your face.While the cotton pad are wet, I feel it should have been a little more wet, after a while I feel that I am using a plain cotton pad on my face. The cotton pads are meant for eyes. They gently remove the makeup from the eye and doesn’t cause any irritation. They are extremely gentle on the eyes and I have no issues using them even on the waterline. The product effectively removes all kind of makeup even though it is waterproof.

With a single sweep most of the product comes off, but I need to go on for around 3-4 sweeps to get the product to completely off. After removing the makeup, you need to wash your eyes with water or else you can feel the residue of makeup. The Product doesn’t leave any greasy residue after being used and if you use only a liner, you can easily use it on the go but with heavy makeup you need to remove it with water. The pads are great as you do not have to use other remover to soak the cotton pad. The product is great and if you are looking for handy cotton pads for removing makeup, this could be a good choice. So summing up

Pros of Balea Micellar Eye Makeup Remover Pads:

• Travel-friendly.
• Inexpensive.
• Easy to use.
• Infused with micellar water.
• Gentle on skin.
• Can be used on waterline too.
• Removes makeup effectively.
• Doesn’t leave any greasy residue.
• Lint free.

Cons of Balea Micellar Eye Makeup Remover Pads:

• Could have been a little wet so it removes the makeup effectively.

IMBB Rating: 4.5/5.
Would I Recommend or Repurchase Balea Micellar Eye Makeup Remover Pads?
Yes!

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