Garnier Micellar Water with Oils might seem like a convenient makeup remover, but the presence of oils makes it less suitable for sensitive or combination skin.
If you experience a greasy film or irritation after use, the first step is to thoroughly rinse the product off with warm water and a gentle cleansing gel. Despite marketing claims, micellar water—especially those containing oils—should always be rinsed off.
Next, apply a soothing alcohol-free toner or a moisturizer with panthenol or aloe. Avoid introducing any new skincare products for a few days to allow your skin barrier to recover.
It’s also a good idea to perform a patch test before reusing any Garnier products: apply a small amount on the inside of your wrist or behind your ear and wait 24 hours.
If the irritation persists or worsens, consult a dermatologist.
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