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Caudalie Vinoclean Micellar Water
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About this product

A micellar water cleanser and makeup remover formulated without potentially irritating ingredients, designed to gently cleanse skin and remove makeup.

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Guru Score

71%

Mixed

3 experts · Moderate agreement
3Gurus
2Yay
0Mixed
1Nay

What the gurus are saying

This micellar water splits the room. Cassandra Bankson praises it as gentle enough for all skin types and loves it for a quick morning cleanse, while AliceintheRabbitHole finds the thicker consistency frustrating, it absorbs slowly on cotton pads and didn't fully remove her eyeliner on the first pass. Caroline Hirons reaches for other options instead. If you're after something gentle for a light morning rinse, this may appeal; if you need serious makeup removal power, you may want to test it first.
Synthesized from 3 expert reviews · most recent take December 2024

What the gurus are saying.

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~Yay
"I was leaving remnants of my makeup on even when I thought I've taken it all off, even though I've double cleansed twice. The micellar water, and it's the Caudalie one that I use, takes off the remnant so that my skin is squeaky clean in order to be able to then put on moisturizer."
~Nay
"I got the Caudalie Micellar Makeup Remover in PR, and my opinion remains the same. I said it was fine and I still feel like it's fine, but I'm baffled at it being chosen as The Best of Beauty 2023, because there are just so many better options than this. It's a bit of a thicker consistency, and I actually don't like that, because when you pour it on a cotton pad it takes a while to absorb, so it's kind of hard to use. I tried using my hands and that did not work, you have to use a cotton pad with this. It mostly got the job done, but it still didn't remove all of my eyeliner, so I had to go in with more remover afterwards, which kind of defeats the purpose. I just feel like it's mediocre."
~Yay
"This is a micellar water that I have mentioned time and time again and I am still hooked, I am still loving it. It's 28 dollars. It is a clean product if you go on Sephora they will do that clean stamp where you know that it is formulated without a lot of the nasties that can potentially be irritating to the skin. I really like it, I feel good about it. This is really great for all skin types, it's very gentle on the skin. I always like to do a quick clean in the morning before dashing to do whatever I do. I really love a micellar water for that because it's so gentle."

Frequently asked.

What is Caudalie Vinoclean Micellar Water?

A micellar water cleanser and makeup remover formulated without potentially irritating ingredients, designed to gently cleanse skin and remove makeup.

Is Caudalie Vinoclean Micellar Water worth it?

The gurus mostly approve it, but with enough reservations to keep it in the middle at a Guru Score of 71%.

What is Caudalie Vinoclean Micellar Water's Guru Score?

Caudalie Vinoclean Micellar Water holds a Guru Score of 71%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 3 expert reviewers we have collected.

Who is Caudalie Vinoclean Micellar Water best for?

Caudalie Vinoclean Micellar Water is generally suited to sensitive skin.

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