Quick and easy steps to make your own DIY Makeup Remover Pads. Made with simple ingredients and no harsh chemicals to irritate your skin.
I have continued my experimenting with making more DIY beauty products using our essential oils. I absolutely love, love, love everything we are have made, especially the DIY anti aging serum and lotion bars.
Just knowing that we are eliminating more nasty chemicals from our house is a wonderful feeling.
These DIY Makeup Remover Pads are simply fabulous, a make-up wipe and face wash in one! What’s especially nice is you can completely customize them using essential oils that work for your skin type. I have dry, eczema prone skin so I picked essential oils that would help with that as well as anti-aging and blemishes.
I chose to use 4 drops of each of these essential oils:
- Lavender oil for it’s soothing antioxidant and antiseptic properties
- Frankincense oil for it’s anti-aging & wrinkle fighting properties
- Tea Tree oil for it’s acne fighting properties. (careful with use around the eyes)
INGREDIENTS
8 oz glass mason jar
24-30 cotton rounds
1/4 cup distilled water
1/2 tsp unscented castille soap
2 Tablespoons witch hazel or rose witch hazel
6 drops Vitamin E oil (I used 2 vitamin E capsules)
4 drops lavender essential oil
4 drops frankincense essential oil
4 drops tea tree essential oil (careful around eyes)
DIRECTIONS
Pour all of the wet ingredients into a measuring cup and mix well.
Place about 10 cotton rounds into jar and pour about 1/3 of the oil mixture over them.
Add a few more cotton rounds and pour more oil mixture over top.
Add the remaining oil mixture into the jar.
Place the top on the mason jar and shake well.
Use daily.
Kathleen Irwin
Your DIY Makeup Remover Pads Ideas are awesome. its a graet idea, thanks for tips, i wiil shear this on facebook & twitter for my follower.
Martha Edwards
What a great post you submitted. It looks awesome and gorgeous. I am full of inspired now to make this. Thanks for sharing your post.
Rebekah@DIYtoolskit
Thanks Sherri for writing a good info. I love DIY works but I never make DIY makeup pads before. Next Sunday I will try to make makeup pads. I will also inform you about my work. Thanks
Amanda Marie
Nice! I can see this saving a ton of money! Those little wipes are so expensive! Thanks so much for sharing! I think i’ll make this this weekend!
Gaye @CalmHealthySexy
Hi Sherri – I love this idea. Thanks for sharing it with the Let’s Get Real party. This will be my featured post at this week’s party.
Theresa
I never thought of making my own DIY makeup pads. But, I’d love to try.Thanks for sharing at the Inspiration Spotlight party. Pinned & shared.
katherines corner
thank you for sharing a healthy and natural way to remove makeup at the Thursday favorite Things link party. Watch for your feature on Monday xo
April J Harris
Your DIY Makeup Remover Pads look like a fantastic idea – and they would smell so lovely too. Thank you for sharing them with us at the Hearth and Soul Hop.
Jessica @ModernMomsLife
What a great idea. Does it dissolve waterproof mascara? I don’t currently wear waterproof because I find it so hard to get off. I’m going to have to look into essentials oils – I hear so much good stuff about them.
#letsgetreal
Sherri
I actually don’t know about waterproof mascara. I don’t wear it myself for the exact same reason. I need to find someone who does wear it and ask them to give it a try for me 🙂
Jann Olson
What a clever idea! Thanks for sharing it with SYC.
hugs,
Jann
Beverly
This sounds like a great idea. It is nice to make your own and know what is in it.
Bev