Eye Makeup Remover.

"I don't know what they were thinking with this cap, it's got a child safety lock like it's full of children's medicine, and I don't suggest ingesting the whole bottle, but it's not very mobility friendly. That said, all I have to say is this is actually a really good product. My experience with eye makeup removers is that they kind of burn for me personally, but this one does not, and it really takes it all off nicely. If you like to take your makeup off when you get home from work but you're not going to do your skincare routine yet, you can actually leave this residue on the skin, though ultimately I do suggest taking it off with a gentle cleanser. It works really well."

"This Eye Makeup Remover does in fact work, it's a very milky fluid that separates so you have to shake it well before use, and it's not greasy. It took off my eye shadow, water resistant mascara, and even eyebrow pencil really well. It's moisturizing, non-greasy, and it doesn't burn my eyes, though it has castor oil which some people are allergic to. It's $9.58 for four ounces. My main gripe is the packaging, it has a child proof cap that's hard to open and the opening is too big so it's really difficult not to dump out way too much product. For me personally, I will not buy it again, simply because I am not an Eye Makeup Remover person and I'll just use the cleansing balm to remove my eye makeup instead, but it does work well and it's gentle and not irritating."