How to remove sunscreen from face?
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Time Needed : 5 minutes
Sunscreen is the key to any skincare routine, but you should always take the time to properly remove it before bed to prevent clogged pores and breakouts. Here’s the best way to remove sunscreen at night.
- Use an oil-based cleanser or makeup remover
To effectively remove your sunscreen, you’ll have to do it in two stages. Use a cleansing oil or makeup remover for your first cleanse – these will effectively break down sunscreen and makeup without stripping the skin. If you like micellar water, it’ll work just as well in this stage.
- Double cleanse with a water-based cleanser
Cleansing twice will rid skin of all impurities and ensure that no sunscreen residue is left behind. Use your favourite water-based cleanser for this step.
- Finish with a facial toner
Add a refreshing boost of hydration and balance your skin’s pH levels with a toner of your choice, then follow with the rest of your nighttime skincare routine.
Materials
- Cleansing oil or makeup remover, water-based cleanser, toner
The best cleansing routine for removing sunscreen
We like using the super gentle MÁDARA Cleansing Oil to remove sunscreen residue and makeup without drying out the skin — the perfect first product for your double cleanse routine.
Try the best-selling MÁDARA Purifying Foam as the second cleanse. This soothing cleanser with extracts of Northern yarrow, camomile and calendula helps wash away any remaining sunscreen or impurities and refresh your complexion.
To hydrate and balance your pH after cleansing, reach for MÁDARA Comforting Toner. Infused with calming floral waters, camomile extract and hyaluronic acid, this toner restores your skin’s harmony and boosts moisture.
