Product Description
Pure, light and transparent water for a delightfully refreshing sensation for face and eyes. Soft, fresh water with radiance-boosting white tea as a fast makeup removal beauty routine for impeccable clean, velvety skin
I bought this cleansing water
from Strawberrynet several months ago when it was having a special discount. It has since been replaced by an almost similar product but with lily extracts in Dior counters. There was no explanation on the usage on the bottle itself and I just assumed that its meant to be used on cotton pads and swipe over the face. A search on the net proved otherwise, its actually to be lathered with the hands and wash over the face like how a cleanser works.
However, I dislike using cleansing water directly with the hands since it does not produce much foam. I found cotton pads to be much suitable for cleansing water. It just works better for me.
There is a heavy fragrance associated with this product which may not be welcomed for some people. It cleanse well for light make-up and since it can also be used for the eyes, its a good multi-tasking product for busy professionals. Other than this point, I am not sure if I should be happy that it can also be used for the eye area. Does that meant, that its gentle enough for the delicate eyes area?
If someone can decipher the ingredients for me, that would be such a delight. But for now, I am using it to cleanse off my make-up for both the face and eyes on a daily basis as I do not really use heavy eye make-up. A strong mascara from Majolica cannot be used for the cleansing water though.
It does not garner good feedback from Total Beauty but you can check out some mixed reviews from Sephora.
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