Nivea Micellar Water Review
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Let's review Nivea Micellar Water. This is a 3-in-1 cleanser that contains absolutely no alcohol which is great for people with sensitive skin because it doesn't cause dryness. It is in fact, it is moisturizing.
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It has a very mild scent and when you apply it on your skin, it doesn't sting nor cause pain. In fact, micellar water is so gentle that you can even apply it around the sensitive area around your eyes. That's incredible because most other cleansers tells you not to put them around your eye area.
You know how those hard to remove waterproof make-up can be really tough to wipe away? Then, Nivea micellar water might just be the thing you are looking for. This cleanser can remove waterproof makeup! Although, I have to warn you that it can not remove 100% of those waterproof makeup. Like for example, I've encountered a case when this cleanser failed to remove a waterproof mascara. Nevertheless, this is still one of the good products out there in the market.
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I have here the Acne Clear Micellar Water by Nivea which claim to deeply cleanse pores by removing hard to reach dirt, oils, and impurities. Furthermore, it contains Magnolia Bark Extract which has an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory property. It kills bacteria and reduces swelling and redness on your face. With those being said, this particular skincare formulation claims to prevent acne.
However, there is a significant portion of its users who still gets breakouts from using this skincare cleanser, and at times, a very bad case of acne. Now, what seems to be the matter?
The things is, micellar water as a cleanser is relatively mild and that's where the main problem lies. According to resources that I've referenced to, micellar water is so gentle that its cleansing property is not as good as those typical facial cleansers. You know there's got to be a trade off when you have a relatively gentle cleanser that does not contain alcohol.
Still, I want to point out that Nivea Micellar Water still is a good skincare product, you just have to know its perks and disadvantages. I'd say its a good makeup remover considering that it does not have a strong scent, its able to remove waterproof cosmetics, its non-drying, and you can even use it on the sensitive area around your eyes. But, now that you know that it doesn't completely remove all those stuffs, then you know that you still have to wash your face although otherwise said on the label. That conclusion is based on my own judgement and the resources I've gathered about its usage.
By the way, there are other versions of Nivea's Micellar Water like the Nivea Micellar Water Extra White.
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The Nivea MicellAIR Skin Breath Acne Clear Micellar Water 3-in-1 cleanser comes in this blue tinged plastic bottle with a white cap. On the bottom part of the bottle, you'll see the expiration date.
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This cleanser has a transparent water-like consistency with a mild scent. When you shake the bottle, it actually forms a foam on the surface of the liquid.
To use this cleanser, you simply put a desired amount of micellar water into a cotton pad or a cotton ball, then wipe it over your face. Afterward, you can either choose to wash your face with water or not at all. But, I do recommend you do another round of cleansing like with a facial foam since this is a relatively mild cleanser.
I have here a 125ml bottle of micellar water which is small enough to be brought during outdoor activities. There's a bigger variation which is a 200ml bottle.
That's it. I hope you guys find this review useful.
