February 5, 2016

Ulta Micellar Water Cleansing Pads Review

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Ulta Micellar Water Cleansing Pads

Ulta Micellar Water Cleansing Pads ($8) are a new Ulta Spring 2016 that harness the powder of micellar water and pop it into a little pad that you can travel easily with for quickie makeup removal.

My skin is kinda freaking out lately! I’m pretty dry but also a little sensitive in the fact that the less I use on the better because everything seems to dry it out further. Typically micellar water isn’t my pick for removing makeup as I’m one of those people that never feels truly clean after cleansing like this. But with my skin the way it is micellar water is actually a good pick for cleansing as it doesn’t strip or dry me out further.

I kinda sorta like the idea of pre-soaked micellar pads. I dunno why…maybe because they’d travel so easily? Maybe because I just like the idea of not having an endless supply of facial cotton hanging around to use my micellar water as hey, these already come in a pad! Who knows but I do so like the ideas of these.

Here’s my thoughts!

Ulta Micellar Water Cleansing Pads come in a big old tub that holds 30 pads which will either set you back $8 (or use coupon code 409797 and get $3.50 off your order of $10 or more bucks!) or you can buy any 2 Ulta Beauty products and get 2 free!

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Now, you’re either going to like these a lot of you’re going to be freaked out they come in a big old tube as each time you open it well, bacteria! Running away, arms flaying! You’ll likely use them all up before anything nasty happens but hey, if you’re a germ-o-phobe I totally get it.

These are saturated well with product because there is nothing worst than getting eye makeup remover or makeup remover pads that are dry as century old bones. Each of these pads is soaked nicely so I can use one pad for my entire face and another for my eyes. They have absolutely no fragrance and they remove my facial makeup super fast and super easily. Unfortunately they struggle a little with waterproof mascara and eye makeup. I’d say I was able to get 90% of my eye makeup off but I still had a bit of mascara left and did have to tug a little bit during removal! But most Micellar Waters are the same as they tend to hiccup with really harder to remove eyeshadow and mascara.

All in all Ulta Micellar Water Cleansing Pads are a nice, gentle way to remove your makeup without stripping skin. I didn’t feel like this formula dried my skin out nor made it tight! I also liked how I could easily travel with these versus bringing a big old bottle of water with me.

Ulta Micellar Water Cleansing Pads are available now at Ulta and Ulta.com.

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I purchased this item and I receive a small commission if you shop using the links in this post.

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  • Zovesta

    Hmm! I normally stick to rubbing that big pink tub of Jergens All Purpose Lotion on my face and into my eyelashes, then wiping it off with toilet paper or cotton balls, but this sounds like it might just be superior. 😉 I’ll have to look at it. Thanks for the review! =)

  • Tammy

    I actually make these myself! I just get a glass jar/old-but-pretty cream container and fill it with cotton rounds and my current micellar water 🙂 I take them to the gym (for after a workout) and for the mornings (as I don’t go through a full face wash routine). I also only make a few at a time, so no drying out or bacteria build up issues.