My Lazy-Girl Cleansing Regimen

Hi guys. I'll take a short break from my lipstick obsession to share with you my daily lazy-girl routine for cleansing my face. Make...

Hi guys. I'll take a short break from my lipstick obsession to share with you my daily lazy-girl routine for cleansing my face.

Makeup is pretty much a staple in my my life. At the end of the day, I need to get rid of all the gunk on my face. I feel that this is essential to avoid clogging my big (HUGE!) pores that would lead to bigger (HUGE-ER!) problems, i.e. pimples, blemishes, wrinkles. Plus, I'm not getting younger so following a good skincare regimen is a must if I want to keep my skin looking healthy and avoid those irreversible lines.
This is basically a 3-minute, no nonsense routine that I do especially when I am too tired to wash up and make an effort. Incidentally, I get them all from Sasa, they do sell some great Asian brands there. I guess when it comes to skin care and makeup, nobody can beat the Asians. :)

1. Suzuran Attirer Deluxe Puff 90 pcs | US$1.40
Made from a selection of 101% pure cotton raw materials , treated according to the most modern processes, it is absolutely neutral, bleached without optical azuring. (source)
These puffs are just the basic cotton pads but I love them. They are really soft and absorbent. I already finished off a big box I got from Hong Kong last year so I picked this up at Sasa Singapore. I bought a similar version at my local Watsons but the quality isn't just the same. It was coarser and isn't as absorbent, plus it was much expensive. When I run out, I will be ordering again from Sasa online.

2. KRACIE Deep Cleansing Oil (Olive) | US$9.80
Kanebo Naive Deep Cleansing Oil is an olive oil cleanser that penetrates deep down into the pores to remove dirt, oil, and make-up while restoring the natural moisture of skin. (source)
If my face and makeup are particularly heavy for that day, I use a cleansing oil to remove them first. I get a few drops of this and massage gently on my face. I let the oil sit for a few seconds for it to do its magic on more stubborn, materproof makeup (BB cream, mascara and eyeliner) and then gently wipe off with a cotton pad. Despite my skin being oily, I don't find this formula too heavy. After wiping off the oil, my skin feels clean and hydrated. *Kanebo has been rebranded as Kracie.

3. Haruhada Hyaluronic Acid Moisture Cleansing Water | US$12.50
Haruhada Hyaluronic Acid Moisture Cleansing Water contains hyaluronic acid and citric acid to effectively remove face and eye make-ups while moisturizing and firming the skin. The fresh cleanser will not cause any burden to the face. Skin is much more watery and bright after use. (source)
The last step (or only step, if you skip the oil) for cleansing would be this gentle cleansing water from Haruhada. This is a pretty big 500 ml bottle that would last you for more than a year of daily use so you surely get your money's worth. Beside being so affordable this is really effective and does wonders with getting rid of stubborn makeup. To remove any waterproof makeup, I just put a small amount on the cotton pads and cover my eyes or lips for a few seconds. The makeup transfers to the cotton pad instantly. No tugging or hard rubbing needed. As an added bonus, you also get Hyaluronic Acid for great skin moisturization.

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