DIY Homemade Makeup Remover!

Are you looking for a cheap and easy DIY Homemade Makeup Remover?

Look no further! This DIY Homemade Makeup Remover is perfect for taking the day away before you go to bed or to freshen your face mid-day! I don’t know about you, but I like to keep a level of all-natural to my makeup routine. I am excited to have a makeup remover that doesn’t contain all of the chemicals that we are trying to avoid! Plus, I can make a batch of this WAY cheaper than I can buy makeup remover for at the store! Yay! Plus, here are even more of my favorite Essential Oil Recipes!

DIY Homemade Makeup Remover

Here’s What You Need:
1 Tablespoon Witch Hazel
2 Tablespoons Carrier Oil
2 Tablespoons Purified Water
4 Drops Lavender Essential Oil
2 Drops Tea Tre Essential Oil
Optional: Cotton Rounds

Directions:
Combine Witch Hazel, Carrier Oil, Water, and Essential Oil in a jar or spray bottle!

Mix Well.

Apply to face with cotton rounds or fingers and then wash away with water. If you decide to use your fingers or spray directly on your face, be sure to close your eyes and use a wash cloth or microfiber cloth to wipe away cosmetics or to freshen face.

 

It’s as easy as Spray, Wipe, Rinse!

See, I told you that you’d love this Homemade Makeup Remover! Try it for yourself!

If you are looking for Jars, These 4oz Jars are my favorite! You can also use 4oz Mason Jelly Jars! Head to Amazon and get these Cotton Rounds or Microfiber Face Cloths to help wipe away the day!

I used Young Living Essential Oils to make this recipe! Try my favorite Premium Starter Kit now, or Sign Up Now for my Young Living Essential Oil FREE E-Course! You can also learn more about Essential Oils here!

Also, be sure to check out this DIY All Natural Night Cream Recipe if you like simple ways to take hold of your beauty routine without the chemicals.

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