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Chrissanthie Eyelid Cleanser
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Chrissanthie Eyelid Cleanser | Our Point Of View
Quick Verdict
The Chrissanthie Eyelid Cleanser is a gel designed for removing eye makeup while refreshing the eyes. It contains tea tree and citrus extracts.
Transcript
Hi, this is Canva WTI. Sometimes after a long day of work my eyes need a little treat and this Chrissanthie eyelid and eyelash cleanser gel is it for me. When I want just a little or a light cleanse I add to a foam bottle and water and it gives me this really thin foam that I can use quick and easy and I get this really fresh sensation in my eyes. I feel like they're just awake again. But sometimes after using a lot of makeup or being out there for too long I just want a really deep cleanse and I add directly to my hands and I wash my eyes, my face with it. I feel like so refreshed. It lives behind this amazing smell of tea tree and citrus extracts. I just love to use it daily. I feel super refreshed. My eyes doesn't feel dry anymore and it feels like there is no oily residue so it's amazing. And that's my point of view.
Key Takeaways
• Suitable for daily use
• Can be used for light or deep cleansing
• Leaves a refreshing sensation
• No oily residue
• Pleasant fragrance
Video Proof Moments
Light cleanse option
Fresh sensation described
Deep cleanse method
Pleasant fragrance noted
No oily residue left
Tags
Daily use, Eye makeup removal, Refreshing cleanse, Sensitive eyes
Refreshing sensation, No oily residue, Deep cleansing, Pleasant fragrance, Lightweight formula
Skin irritation, Efficacy on waterproof makeup, Over-cleansing concerns
FAQ
Q: Is this product suitable for sensitive eyes?
A: Yes, it is designed to be gentle on the eyes.
Q: Can it remove waterproof mascara?
A: The video does not specify, but it's suggested for deep cleansing.
Q: What does it smell like?
A: The cleanser has a pleasant tea tree and citrus fragrance.
Q: How do I use this cleanser?
A: You can use it directly or mix it with water for foam.
Q: Will it leave my eyes feeling greasy?
A: No, it reportedly leaves no oily residue.
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