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Je suis moi aussi une adepte du double clearing!!
Je commence avec l’incontournable Bioderma – qui ne se rince pas!!! – puis savon a l’huile d’olive si si je vous jure! J’ai besoin de sentir que mon visage est TOTALEMENT clean…

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bisous
Alix

C’est ce que je fais, un démaquillage à l’huile, un nettoyage avec un savon naturel, une lotion à la rose et un hydratant ^^ j’aime aussi la sensation de peau ultra propre voire décapée même si ce n’est toujours indiqué !

Cécile
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Ali, j’ai justement un problème d’acnée… à 28 ans!!! Je ne connaissais pas le double nettoyage. Je nettoie ma peau avec une mousse uniquement. Je vais essayer le 2 phases!
Bisous de Nouvelle-Calédonie

I take off make-up first then use the Clarisonic to get really clean. It makes such a difference!

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double cleanse ?yes of course ! I’m a Caroline Hirons’s girl.

Treat yo self! Such a perfect mantra for the modern day woman. I have literally washed my face twice but never used a specialty product for it. :] // itsCarmen.com ? ?

I now realise I’ve been doing this for years without knowing there’s a special name for it. Thing is, I feel that no makeup remover can perfectly clean your skin so it won’t harm going over with another soap. Maybe a clean freak buuut it does feel squeaky clean and nice :)

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Un bon conseil,
Ne jamais se nettoyer la peau le matin, la peau s’est régénérée pendant la nuit, le nettoyage du matin est donc une agression!
De larges pschitt d’eau de rose suffisent , j’utilise celle de Melvita, et on tapote légèrement avec un coton pour réveiller sa peau.
Quand on nettoie sa peau le matin, puis le soir, on a des boutons souvent. Moi, jamais. Nettoyer trop est une agression.
On nettoie délicatement sa peau le soir avec un huile, jojoba, rose ou figue de barbarie, et quelques pschitt d’eau thermale ou d’eau de rose.
Le double nettoyage, pas bon pour la peau les filles!

Yes! I have washed twice at the end of the day (just once when I wake up) for years: first to wash off dirt, second to wash the skin. Doesn’t it make sense? Thanks for spreading the word!!!

Hi yes, you can combine both and see if it works for you. I think, per Caroline Hirons, you would apply the micellar water first, on dry skin, then the Clarins gel. If it’s too harsh, you might want to finish with a milk or balm cleanser. Caroline does not recommend “foamy” cleansers, so if you use milder products, you shouldn’t have tight, irritated skin. Enjoy trying it out!

Long time breakout sufferer I am honing my skincare to a bullet proof cocktail of products. First a cleansing oil or cream, I love Avalon Cleansing Cream, to dissolve and wash away makeup. Next Burt’s Bees Purifying Gel Cleanser with natural salicylic acid blackhead slayer. Then while my face is still warm I tone with a mix of Rose, Orange Blossom, and Witch Hazel water. Finally moisturize with Dr Haushkas Clarifying Day Oil, this is such an important step, otherwise skin starts over producing oil to make up for its squeaky double cleaned state.

I’ve donne all my life without even noticing it! It always felt strange to me to simply remove the makeup, I never got that pureness feeling of a deeply cleansed skin so I’ve been doing it forever, and yes, the difference is huge :)

I’ve been following the “Caroline Hirons method” and double cleansing for a couple of months now. My skin is thanking me. It’s never looked better. Emma Hardie Cleansing Balm, Sunday Riley Charisma Creme Cleanser, Exfoliate Tone with Biologique Recherche P50, Hydrating Tone with Caudalie Beauty Elixir, Clarins Lotus Oil, Sunday Riley Skin Adrenaline. Plus loads of water & fish oil. This has done for my adult acneic skin what’s years of dermatologist visits & prescriptions couldn’t.

Absolutely. I love washing my face, too :)

I’ve been enjoying the Lancer method, which is double cleansing but in the first step you exfoliate (not necessarily with his products, I just use the method in the abstract). Really satisfying and my skin is responding so well.

I clearly remembered that day when I visited a drugstore looking for a “makeup remover oil” eight years ago when I first moved to New York. She handed me a two-in-one bottle and confidently told me, “honey, this one will work great on you.” “oh no!! I am looking for something to remove make up before I wash my face. I prefer to have my cleansing ritual as through as possible,” I said. As I was going on and on about the difference between how Western countries have different ways of beauty rituals than most Asian countries and so forth. She bluntly cut me off and told me that what I did would only “depress” my skin. Long story short, I bought nothing and went home with a question: how can our beauty/cleansing ideas be so different? It is still beyond me that you don’t need to wash your face after the use of cleansing water/oil; it is enough that will perfectly done removing-your-make-up job. I mean no, it doesn’t. In fact, it will only UPSET your skin. I’ll leave cleansing water out this time, but you know how all those pores on your skin is like a tiny space when you have oil all filled up, you deciding solution is to only rinse it, and then you go to sleep and forget about all this? well, guess what? The dirts will only get trapped deeper. We all know that oil and water don’t mix, not to mention those depth of our pores. On top of that, your skin won’r receive all those serum, lotion, or cream that your desperatly rub on your face because of the oil barrier you have forgotten to wash it away. And not to be exaggerated, double cleansing is a standard, in fact, there is a triple cleasing ritual I heard all my life til I moved to NY. But there’s a correct way of triple clean it: you need to first open your pores up with steam (shower first before your wash your face, or cover your face with a warm towel), then first remove your delicate area, your eyes and lips with a special eye makeup remover (no, you cannot use the same ones that you put on your face). Then you use a makeup remover for your face, preferrablly oil based, face massage while you do it. Next, then you emulsify the oil with water and face massage again before you rinse it away. Why? Think about all those tiny pores. Lastly, you use a face wash to throughly “wash” your face. It might sound crazy, but without double cleansing your face is just like you don’t remover your make up and go to sleep and we all know how this will wreck our skin. So, why do it half way through only? PS: double cleansing hair is another story to me though. ;)

Double cleansing after a night or day on heavy makeup. Or if I want to indulge myself. Dermalogica Precleanse Oil. End of story.

Yes , i do it every day with Kanebo, and i love the feeling of my clean Skin

I love the Dermalogica pre-cleanse oil – its soft, delicate and so so kind to skin xx