Dr. Bio Double Layering Cleansing Water (16.9oz/480ml) | Face Cleanser and Makeup Remover, Micellar Cleansing Water for Sensitive Skin, Probiotic Soothing and Hydration, Korean Skin Care, Vegan

I went for a laser treatment and used this product to remove my makeup. It removed all of my makeup and felt great on my skin!

I liked the idea but it didn't clean anything off my face!

I've used several Micellar cleansers, and while this one is decent, it's not my favorite. My skin barrier is a bit chaotic right now because I've just started using tretinoin, and this cleanser stings a bit in some more sensitive areas of my face. I think this has a lower pH than my usual micellar water, which may explain that. Unfortunately, until my face calms down, I'll need to use something else. I will say that it does an excellent job of removing sunscreen and leaving my face clean and not drier than it already is. I haven't tried to remove makeup with it yet. It did leave a bit of a sticky feeling behind, which I wasn't a huge fan of, but I usually use this type of cleanser as a first step only, so that's not a huge deal for me. Other than the stinging, I've experienced no breakouts or negative reactions. I love that it's unscented, and the bottle is really big, so it should last a long time.I like the idea of the pump on the bottle, but find it sticks a bit, so it sometimes splatters or splashes. Sometimes it takes multiple pumps to soak the cotton pad, sometimes it soaks in a single pump. The concept of the pump is great though, and maybe my issue is operator error.I look forward to using this when my skin isn't quite so sensitive. It's a nice product, just not great for my super sensitive skin. I'll update my review when my face calms down and I have a chance to give it a good run. For now, I would caution against using it on super sensitive skin.

For all my southern gals and guys, micellar water is a must-have for hurricane season. I can’t tell you how many times this Dr. Bio One Shot Cleansing Water would have come in handy in my life when the power is out, the humidity is up, and the water is contaminated after a hurricane has passed. Micellar water cleans just as well as soap or a cleanser, but it is much more convenient to use. Simply apply to a cotton pad & swipe your face - it’s a total game changer!I especially like this micellar water because 1) this is a huge bottle, so it’s a great value, and 2) it has a pump top, which is extra convenient, especially on a heavy bottle of this size. To use, you just press your cotton pad onto the pump. When first testing out this micellar water, I cleansed my face with it after spending an entire day outdoors. The cotton pad I used was brown from all of the dirt this cleansing water got off of my face! I then used it again after showering, and interestingly enough, it was still able to pick up the faintest hints of dirt that were left behind!While this is a Korean beauty product & the directions & ingredients are in Korean, I have a translated photo of the product box in my review.

This is a big bottle (700ml)! It expires on October 13, 2024. Hopefully I will use it all before then. It came inside the manufacturer's box with an adhesive seal at the top. I like this type of fountain/push-down pump. However, I don’t think it is as hygienic since sometimes I need to re-wet the cotton pad after it has already touched my face. For areas with stubborn makeup, press down the cotton pad for 10 seconds before wiping off. I don’t wear makeup so I don’t know how well this cleanser removes that. The box is mainly in Korean, which is ok since there’s really no learning curve to use this. Other than micellar, there are two other star ingredients in this formula: Spanish licorice root tree and Rosehip fruit extract. I love using a non-rinse formula such as this in the morning. I use a different cleanser at night. I did not experience any irritation or dryness. I haven’t used it long enough to notice any acne breakouts. My skin felt soft and non-oily, but in some areas of my face it was sticky. I did not detect any fragrance/scent or odd smell. I will update my review in the future if necessary.The list of ingredients is thankfully on this page. I will also add it to my review below. The ingredients appear to be all safe. Nothing high on the irritant list.IngredientsWater, Glycerin, Polyglyceryl-6 Caprylate, Rosa Canina Fruit Extract, Caprylyl Glycol, Sodium Citrate, Citric Acid, Glycyrrhiza Glabra Root Water, Propanediol, Polyglyceryl-10 Diisostearate, Polyglyceryl-4 Caprylate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Disodium EDTA-Made in Korea-----------*UPDATE/EDIT*It's too sticky to use. I stopped using it. It's worse in the humid summer. I passed it to my sister and she's experiencing the same problem unfortunately. Maybe it'll work better for dry skins.

This is a massive bottle of Micellar Cleansing Water. I normally get the L’Oréal Micellar Cleansing Water, and i love that one. SO I’ll compare the 2.The main thing i dislike about this one, is the pump dispenser, where you put your pad on top, and press down, and it dispenses a small amount. I don’t like that AT ALL. I like my cotton pad to be WET, and this prevents me from doing that, because when i pump rapidly to get a good amount, it squirts out the sides, and gets things wet. I don’t have that issue with L’Oreal, which just has a hole in the top.It does not remove my eye make up as well as L’Oreal, and maybe this is because i can’t get my cotton pad fully wet. And this in turn causes drag on my eye area, which as you know, is a sensitive area, that doesn’t need to be dragged.I’m on the verge of attempting to remove the pump mechanism, as it just annoys me, not being able to get a pad properly wet. If, when i have removed the pump mechanism, and i can get a fully wet cotton pad, that removes my eye make up as well as L’Oreal i will update my review.