My Verdict: Pass on the MAKE UP FOR EVER Sens'Eyes. The bottle doesn't dispense all the product. You're literally wrestling with it to get the remainder of the product out. You end up wasting a lot of the product. If they decide to change the packaging, the gel formula is excellent for those who don't like the dual-phase.
*Update: I have just learned that the amount listed on the product is actually what gets dispensed. Manufacturers usually put more than the listed amount. Regardless, the packaging still sucks...
*Update: I have just learned that the amount listed on the product is actually what gets dispensed. Manufacturers usually put more than the listed amount. Regardless, the packaging still sucks...
Pass on the Lancome Bi-Facil, the product leaves a film of oil on the eye. Would need to wash it off with cleanser. Often seeps into the eye, very uncomfortable.
Praiseworthy on the Dr. Renaud Dual-Phase Eye-and Lip Make-Up remover, gentle and doesn't leave an oily residue. Promotes "longer, stronger, beautiful lashes." If you have eye-lash extensions, pass on this one - it will loosen the adhesive. Same goes for all oil based removers. I purchase mine from Doug at MANSCAPE.
Praiseworthy on the Chanel Bi-Phase Eye Make-Up Remover, gentle with no oily residue. On the pricier end, but if you're thinking of the Lancome Bi-Facil spend $6 more and try the Chanel.
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