How to remove Halloween makeup

Oct. 23, 2012 - PRLog -- While Halloween parties are in full swing in the days ahead, it also means that many costumes need to be paired up with Halloween makeup.  Yes, this makeup can be thick, greasy and unhealthy for the skin if not removed properly.    

But there’s no need to worry.  Here are some helpful post Halloween makeup tips from Skin Care Heaven, a San Diego e-commerce skin care store.  Their professional words of wisdom will help keep skin looking gorgeous even after the “trick or treat” has come to an end.  

And most of all, the products mentioned can be found at great fall sale prices at their store.

Before dipping those fingers into that face paint, be sure it’s a good quality makeup.  Steer away from cheap brands and look for quality, such as organic brands.  There are nontoxic and natural makeup manufacturers to choose from.  

Even though the makeup will only be on for a handful of hours, it’s so important to use excellent products.  There’s no substitute for good, quality makeup.  

After that Halloween bash, make sure and wash it off as soon as possible.  

“Most Halloween makeup is oily and thick which is the recipe for clogging up pores,” said Skin Care Heaven’s spokesperson. “If it’s not taken off properly, you run the risk of acne breakouts afterwards.”

For those who are conscious about the wellness of their skin, one great cleanser to pick is made by DermaEarth in San Diego.  It’s a natural but scientifically driven skin care line that is paraben-free, sulfate free and has no added color or fragrances.  

Its SugarBerry Skin Resurfacing Cleanser offers a prescription technology formulation to bring back vitality for all skin types; and, this is especially important following costume makeup removal. It also offers an exfoliating ingredient to help clean those pores.

“The SugarBerry Skin Resurfacing is a perfect choice for Halloween makeup removal because it will gently dislodge makeup and dull skin cells, offer a deep cleansing, hydrate, and refine skin texture,” the spokesperson said.

Another recommended cleanser is made by Vivite called Exfoliating Facial Cleanser.  

“This one blends the best of glycolic acid, salicylic acid and exfoliating micro-beads,” she said, adding how it gently exfoliates. “Like DermaEarth, this one will cleanse very well, hydrate, and keep skin healthy.”

For those who want to up the skin cleaning ante, making extra certain their Halloween makeup has really been removed, use a skin sonic cleansing system. Again, don’t settle for cheap imitations and only get the best like Clarasonic Mia.    

Following these skin care tips will ensure that taking part in those Halloween festivities won’t compromise that gorgeous looking skin.

For more information visit https://www.skincareheaven.com