Most of ladies have a night time routine where we remove our makeup and wash our face. Honestly, I try to remove my makeup when I wear it, but I am so guilty of sleeping with it on. EEK, I know – it’s bad! Anyway, I’m curious. What kind of makeup remover do you use? There is an array of make up removers on the market, but most of them contain unwanted chemicals, not to mention they can be very pricey! Have you ever thought about making your own? Well, today I wanted to tell you about this amazing, and easy, DIY Makeup Remover and Toner!
Not only does is this DIY Makeup Remover gently remove your makeup, it helps soften the skin. It leaves your skin feeling silky smooth! As an added bonus, you can make it for a fraction of the cost of store bought! Try it out and let me know what you think!
DIY Makeup Remover and Toner
Supplies:
Clean jar or container with a lid
Cotton rounds
Measuring cup
1 cup hot water
2 Tablespoons coconut oil
1 pump, or half a teaspoon, baby wash
1 Tablespoon witch hazel
3 drops lavender essential oil
Directions:
Stuff your jar with a stack of cotton rounds.
Place the baby wash, coconut oil, witch hazel, and lavender essential oil in a glass measuring cup, and and fill with hot water to the 1 cup line.
Stir until the coconut oil is melted.
Then pour into the jar filled with cotton rounds. Not all of the liquid will fit inside the jar. Store remainder with the lid on.
4. When it’s time to remove your makeup, just pull out a cotton round and gently squeeze out the excess liquid before using, and you’re ready to go!

I love this! I will have to get with my daughters and we will make a day to make it. Thanks so much!
Love this! I’m pinning it so that I can make some of my own. Thanks for sharing with us at the Merry Monday Link Party. Hope to see you again on Sunday!
This is pretty neat! I like making my own beauty products. I love that in your recipe you already have the cotton pads in the jar. I’m going to try this one. I don’t have baby wash though so I’m going to try and substitute it with the I in scented Castile soap. Thanks for sharing your recipe. Pinning!
I love this idea, I have all of the ingredients except for the cotton pads too. This would be a lot less expensive than what I am using now.
I always use coconut oil but this is so perfect for me,it will make my make-up removal so much easier and tidier