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In addition to the Daily Vitamin C Serum (reviewed here), Omorovicza has also released a gentle makeup remover called the Peachy Micellar Cleansers ($50 USD for 60 Sheets). Promising to remove daily grime, oil, and makeup all in one swipe, the cleanser contains rose water "known to soothe and regenerate even the most sensitive of skin". So how well does it perform? Read my review to find out......
Housed in a simple plastic jar, the Peachy Micellar Cleansers are makeup remover pads soaked in a gentle micellar solution formulated with olive oil and rose water. The product name comes from the added fragrance that gives the pads a subtle subtle peach and patchouli scent. The micellar formulation feels pretty standard; it has a slightly greasy texture and does a good job at removing makeup, dirt, and lipstick. However, the pads aren't super saturated so I do need to use at least two to cover the entire face. Unfortunately, the formulation isn't strong enough to remove waterproof mascara so I had to go in with a cleansing oil afterward. The best thing about the Peachy Micellar Cleansers is the quality of the pads. Studded with hundreds of raised dots that provide a gentle exfoliating effect, the fiber pads are thick and luxurious. They are hands down the most well-made ones I've tried.
Overall, these are top quality makeup remover pads infused with a gentle micellar cleanser. It does a good job at removing most makeup but it won't take off all waterproof eye products. I would recommend it to those that wear a moderate amount of makeup and are looking for a gentle remover before using a face wash.
Availability:
Omorovicza is available online at Omorovicza, Sephora and Nordstrom. They are also available in-store at select Nordstroms, Pink Tartan Yorkville and the Four Seasons Yorkville in Toronto.
Housed in a simple plastic jar, the Peachy Micellar Cleansers are makeup remover pads soaked in a gentle micellar solution formulated with olive oil and rose water. The product name comes from the added fragrance that gives the pads a subtle subtle peach and patchouli scent. The micellar formulation feels pretty standard; it has a slightly greasy texture and does a good job at removing makeup, dirt, and lipstick. However, the pads aren't super saturated so I do need to use at least two to cover the entire face. Unfortunately, the formulation isn't strong enough to remove waterproof mascara so I had to go in with a cleansing oil afterward. The best thing about the Peachy Micellar Cleansers is the quality of the pads. Studded with hundreds of raised dots that provide a gentle exfoliating effect, the fiber pads are thick and luxurious. They are hands down the most well-made ones I've tried.
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| Omorovicza | Peachy Micellar Cleansers |
Ingredients: Aqua (Water), Glycerin, Propanediol, Olive Oil PEG-7 Esters, Yeast Extract, Rosa Damascena Flower Water, Sodium Levulinate, Sodium Anisate, Benzyl Alcohol, Caprylyl/Capryl Glucoside, Citric Acid, Phospholipids, Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate, Parfum (Fragrance), Dehydroacetic Acid.
Omorovicza is available online at Omorovicza, Sephora and Nordstrom. They are also available in-store at select Nordstroms, Pink Tartan Yorkville and the Four Seasons Yorkville in Toronto.
