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I Ditched My Fancy Cleanser for Makeup Wipes—This Is What Happened

I've often heard the phrase, "Live life with no regrets." For the past quarter-century, I can happily say that I've followed this notion, save for maybe a brief run-in with a box of ultra-blonde hair color that I let my freshman-year roommate use on me. But for the most part, no major regrets here. That is, until I offered myself up as a guinea pig for a story and said I'd wash my face using only makeup wipes for two weeks. I realize I'm being hyperbolic, but truly, if I could go back in time and un-pitch the story, I might consider it.

How to Remove Makeup: 7 Tips to Get Every Last Bit Off

We all know good skin starts with a thorough cleanse, but sometimes no matter how thoroughly you scrub and lather up, it seems like you just can't get all your makeup off. We've been there. Despite our best efforts, we're left wondering how to remove makeup completely. We talked to dermatologists and makeup artists to get their best tips for getting every last bit of makeup off our skin. Read on for seven pro tips to help you get a perfectly bare, makeup-free face.

The Easiest Ways to Take Off Makeup, According to a Dermatologist

The last thing most people want to do when they roll home at 8 pm after a long day of conquering the world (one email at a time) is suffer through a five-step routine just to wipe away makeup. As tempting as it may be to hop straight into bed with the last remnants of foundation on, however, the pimples that pop up as a result just aren't worth it. Luckily, there are now cleansers that can clean away all the dirt from your day—AKA the makeup, pollution, sweat, and whatever other grime has latched on to your complexion—and get you off to dreamland in no time