DIY Toxin-Free Makeup Remover
You cannot find it at the store, so this DIY toxin-free makeup remover will become your new best friend.
Just Say No
Toxic beauty products lead to cellular damage and premature aging.
Our skin (and largest organ) drinks in whatever we choose in this moment.
Simple Answers
Start with the safest and only pesticide-free essential oils from Young Living.
From there you can do one of two things.
1.Young Living Makeup Remover Wipes
The Young Living makeup remover wipes will be your new favorite quick pick.
They are soft, smell clean, and leave you skin fresh and free of makeup.
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Get it here!
2. Favorite DIY!
Below is the recipe my friend, Laurie from onemomandablog.com shared with me.
I love it! It’s quick and easy to make, lasts a long time, and really does the trick!
Toxin-Free Makeup Remover
Combine liquid ingredients and pour into your canning jar. Seal and enjoy by dipping a cotton round into the liquid whenever you’re ready to remove your makeup.
Learn more about the safest essential oil option here: Not all oils are created equal.
Final Thoughts
For all your skin endures during the day, it’s important to nourish it, especially as we age.
Take care of yourself in this little but important way.
Your skin and your body will thank you.
how long is it good for?
I only make mine every couple months, and it hasn’t gone bad yet!
This usually lasts me a few months before I have to refill. 🙂 It’s never given me any signs of going bad before!
do u use all 3 eo’s or just or could ya use all three just split it to 3ea?
I use all three! I do 4 drops lavender, 3 drops tea tree, and 3 drops geranium. 🙂
I don’t know where I went wrong.. but after a week, the pads were covered in fuzzy green mold! (It seemed to happen over night)
The jar was sealed after each use.. maybe something gross in the cotton pads? It was freaky!
Oh duh… I put the pads in the jar in the solution! The pads themselves were moldy in the unabsorbed liquid. Next time I will follow your instructions more carefully and leave them out.
Oh, no worries! I did the same thing, too at first! 🙂