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This is SO gross, we just can't wrap our heads around it.

A beauty editor from Seventeen has decided to use pizza grease as a make-up remover, and even though she believes it's "a life-changing discovery," it has turned us off our favourite thing on earth – pizza.

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Now, don't get us wrong, as you probably know we have some major pizza-lovin' here in Shemazing! HQ, and if it was healthy enough, we'd eat it every day of the week.

But #FACT, most pizzas are not healthy, and are indeed, greasy, gloopy messes. So, imagine putting that on your skin?!

Kelsey Stegman made the discovery when she was wearing a Wet'n'Wild matte lipstick, which is basically concrete for your lips.

We'll admit that it did remove the make-up quite swiftly, but there's no hope we'd use it on a day to day basis… or at all, really.

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We have long be hearing beauty gurus sing the praises of the coconut as the ultimate product.

Whether you’re cooking with it or rubbing it all over yourself in attempts to soothe any dry knees and elbows, it is considered something of a wonder product.

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As it turns out, coconut oil is not just an excellent homemade conditioner, it also works as a makeup remover.

"Coconut oil solubilizes or breaks up water-resistant substances used in eye shadow and mascara, releasing them from the skin and lashes," says cosmetic chemist Joseph Cincotta. And unlike a lot of other eye-makeup removers, it'll even leave your skin softer. 

Just be careful to avoid actually getting it in your eyes, as with any other products.

Considering it is incredibly irritating any time you find yourself without these beauty staples, when we found this video we had to share it.

All you need is four ingredients and you make your own make up removing wipes. Also, you know exactly what has gone into these so anyone with sensitive skin can rest a little bit easier. 

Four-Ingredient Makeup Remover Wipes

Posted by Top Knot on Thursday, 8 October 2015

 

No more panda eyes! Now all we really need is a very trendy mason jar to store these in and we are sorted. 

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Toners are not one of life’s little luxuries – they are actually pretty handy for brightening up dull skin and removing excess make-up left after cleansing. They also help to detoxify the skin and minimise visible pores.

Get your hands on these pretty awesome ones!

Clarins Extra-Comfort Toning Lotion, €22.00
This gentle toner won’t leave your skin tight or dry it out and is great for sensitive skin.

Kiehl’s Cucumber Herbal Alcohol-Free Toner, €20.00 approx. 

This will help to remove the excess make-up that is usually left on your face after cleansing. It won’t give you a tight feeling and is suitable if you have sensitive or dry skin.

Simple Soothing Facial Toner, €4.29
Not only is this budget-friendly, but it is great if you have acne prone skin. It won’t sting or burn and is also pretty handy as an eye make-up remover.

Clinique Clarifying Lotion 3, €36.00
This toner will help to refine your pores and keep your skin moisturised as it removes dead cells from your skin.

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