Call me crazy, but in my book, makeup remover shouldn’t remove more than your makeup. It shouldn’t remove a layer of skin. It shouldn’t remove your eyelashes. And it shouldn’t remove your environmental values. That’s why it’s worth splurging on Farmaesthetics Eyebright Eye Makeup Remover—at $23 a bottle nobody’s calling it recession-friendly—a makeup remover that actually gives back as it takes away. Without preservatives or chemicals (good for you, good for the planet), this makeup remover gently wipes away cosmetics while refreshing and moisturizing the skin with vitamin E, grapeseed oil and Eyebright, an herb known for reducing eyestrain and redness.
