Drew Barrymore says this cleanser is 'by far the best' and it's $10 — 30% off
If you're a beauty buff, you'll want to check out the premium beauty deals included in Amazon's Summer Beauty Sale. Of course, it includes this top-selling micellar water, which is marked down to just $10 for an 8.4-ounce bottle — aka the lowest price we've seen it all year. And because it's a multitasker, micellar water can also save you from buying multiple products, like different cleansers, makeup removers and toners.
First things first: What's micellar water? Micelles are defined as molecular aggregates formed by substances dispersed in a liquid phase. In short, it's science. If you're like me and you favored more creative subjects in school, just think of it as soft, bubbly water that'll cleanse your skin quickly without stripping it.
Whether you're a makeup enthusiast or a minimalist, Bioderma's micellar water could be your new best friend. It instantly wipes away makeup and other grime, but it also works well as an overall cleanser for any skin type, including sensitive skin. "I love that this gets my face just as clean as cleanser and water before I go to bed," a five-star reviewer shared. "No water everywhere to clean up, and it's quicker and doesn't wake me up like water washing can do. Love this product, will not use anything else!"
Drew Barrymore says she uses it in different ways, sometimes as the first step in her double-cleansing routine. "I also call it a pre-wash," she said. "Sometimes just to get the pollutants off your face before you even cleanse."
Some fans also use it in their skincare routine as a toner, which makes sense given its balancing, skin-protecting properties. Formulated with a pH of around 5.5 and purified pharmaceutical-grade water, Sensibio H2O preserves the skin's natural protective film. This helps protect against pollutants and external irritants, leaving your skin looking fresh and feeling soft.
Once a beauty industry secret for pros in the know (and the celebs they used it on), the secret is obviously out: More than 48,000-plus five-star fans rave about Sensibio H2O on Amazon.
Pros 👍
"I love this one!" shared one shopper. "This micellar water leaves your face feeling like you just washed it with water and cleanser. Doesn't feel oily or like you have residue on your face. It just feels clean! Highly recommend."
Customers also love that it's gentle on sensitive skin. "Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micellar Water is hands down my favorite makeup remover! I have sensitive, acne-prone skin, and this cleanser is gentle yet effective. It removes all my makeup without irritating my skin or causing breakouts. I love that it's fragrance-free and doesn't leave my face feeling tight or dry afterward," raved one.
Reviewers shared that they've seen an improvement in redness too. "My face has red splotches in the morning that visibly reduce as soon as I use this," another five-star fan shared.
Cons 👎
One user noted that "it's not the best at getting my mascara off, but I'm okay with that." They added, "I have yet to find a product that gets my mascara and face makeup off that my skin can tolerate. This product does not dry out my skin and does a great job of getting face makeup off."
Another agreed, saying they had to use more of the product than they expected to fully remove eye makeup. "I used this for removing mascara. It didn't sting my eyes or cause any irritation. I did have to use a couple of cotton pads and slightly put some vigor into removing it."
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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