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Hydrating Makeup Removing Plant-Based Wipes

CeraVe’s Hydrating Makeup Removing Plant-Based Wipes are a gentle cleanser yet effective makeup remover that can help with removing mascara, even if it's waterproof.
  • Made For: All Skin Types, Including Sensitive Skin
  • Helps With: Makeup Removal Cleansing

CeraVe

As a dermatologist, I value products that are effective, affordable, and backed by science, like CeraVe, which never deviate from the ceramide-based formulation and the importance of a healthy skin barrier.

Dr. Jenny Liu, Board Certified Dermatologist

Hydrating Makeup Removing Plant-Based Wipes

Product Details

Makeup remover wipes are an effective way to cleanse skin of makeup, dirt and oil. CeraVe’s Hydrating Makeup Removing Plant-Based Wipes are a gentle cleanser yet effective makeup remover that can help with removing mascara, even if it's waterproof. They lock in hydration, leaving your skin feeling clean, moisturized, and refreshed without a sticky or greasy feeling.

 

Developed with dermatologists, our fragrance-free makeup remover wipes are effective at removing mascara and other makeup, dirt, and oil without disrupting your skin’s protective moisture barrier. The formula, with glycerin and 3 essential ceramides, helps to lock in moisture and help maintains your skin's protective barrier. CeraVe makeup remover wipes are also non-comedogenic, so they won’t clog your pores. These plant-based wipes feel gentle on skin, the eye area, and lashes. Accepted by the National Eczema Association, these facial wipes are also biodegradable in a home compost.

  • Non-comedogenic, fragrance-free, alcohol-free, oil-free and allergy-tested
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Key Features and Benefits

  • Removes Dirt, Oil, and Makeup

    Removes Dirt, Oil, and Makeup

    Removes even long-wear facial makeup
  • Non-Greasy Feel

    Non-Greasy Feel

    Non-greasy yet intensely hydrating formula
  • NEA Seal of Acceptance™

    NEA Seal of Acceptance™

    Accepted by the National Eczema Association (NEA)
  • Ophthalmologist Tested

    Ophthalmologist Tested

    Suitable for contact lens wearers and sensitive skin & eyes

Key Ingredients

  • Ceramides

    Helps restore your skin's natural barrier, helping to keep moisture in and harmful elements out.
  • Glycerin

    Helps skin hydration

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Please be aware that ingredient lists for the products of our brand are updated regularly. Please refer to the ingredient list on your product package for the most up to date list of ingredients to ensure it is suitable to your personal use.

(For refilled products in the store, the most up to date list of ingredients should be obtained locally after refill of the product on the point of sale).

How to Use

How to Steps

  • 1
    Gently swipe plant-based makeup wipes over your face to remove dirt, oil, and makeup—no need to rinse

Where

Face

When

    Time of Day:
    Anytime
Routine Order:
  • Cleanse
  • Tone
  • Treat
  • Moisturize
  • Protect

Tips

After use, place makeup remover wipes into home compost to break down over time

 

Do not dispose of makeup wipes in the toilet or natural environment as the biodegradable makeup remover wipes need a properly maintained home compost pile or bin to effectively break down

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Composting biodegradable organic materials is an excellent way to reduce household waste that would otherwise be sent to the landfill. Learn more about what composting is and how to compost below.

  • Compost is a mixture of decomposing organic materials used to create, fertilize, and enrich soil. Composter recipes commonly involve storing plant and food trash in a DIY compost bin or pile. By adding compost to soil, you can infuse it with nutrients to help make your gardening efforts more fruitful, while also helping to reduce methane emissions from landfills.

  • “Compostable” is a term used to describe the process by which organic items break down over time when stored in a properly maintained compost bin. 

  • Composting can help you reduce the volume of household waste by recycling certain foods, plant-based household products, and other organic waste, such as yard waste, while providing rich soil for your gardening efforts. Another benefit of compost is that it reduces the amount of greenhouse gases that enter the atmosphere from household organic waste sent to landfills. 

  • Home compost means that you have a place at home, likely a DIY compost bin, where you can place your organic waste for composting. Typically, home compost is used for gardening purposes.

    Community composting involves a collecting organization that will take your organic waste from your home compost bin to a place where a large compost pile will be assembled and used afterwards to regenerate and fertilize soils. Consult with your local composting or recycling organization to see which organic materials they accept in their community curbside or drop-off composting programs. A list of common composting items can be found here. 

  • Using a compost bin or pile at home is a great way to decrease the volume of household trash sent to the landfill, while creating nutrient-rich soil for gardening. Plus, starting your own compost pile at home is simple. If you have a backyard, find a dry, shady spot close to a natural water source to create your compost pile. Or, simply use a plastic or glass container with a tight-fitting lid. 

    You’ll need three main basic ingredients to make your compost—think of them as greens, browns, and water. Greens include certain types of food trash, such as fruits and vegetables, as well as grass clippings. (Food trash and gardening waste account for more than 28 percent of what we throw away.) Browns can be old coffee grounds, twigs, or dead leaves. Try to maintain equal parts of browns and greens, and create layers of material in different sizes. Just add a little water every time you add to your compost bin or pile—the moisture will promote decomposition.

    For the ins and outs of making your own compost, visit the EPA's site on the topic. 

  • The cloth used in CeraVe’s Hydrating Makeup Removing Plant-Based Wipes is made out of 100% plant-based fibers. It’s important to note, however, that the wipes need to be in the right environmental conditions in order to turn to compost. So, be sure to dispose of them correctly and remember that they should never be flushed.

  • The OK compost HOME Certificate is a certification issued by an international organization, TUV Austria, when a product meets TUV’s standards for home compostability. To learn more about the TUV certification process, click here.

  • The biodegradable rate will vary based on environmental conditions, as well as the size and quality of your compost. You can improve the biodegradable rate of your compost by increasing the amount of organic waste mixed with your wipes. Remember, your compost needs the right mix of browns, greens, and water to decompose properly.

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