Everyone has their own “forever” product – that Holy Grail item that they can’t imagine living without. Today, I’m going to share mine. If you aren’t familiar with it yet, let me be the one to introduce you to Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleansing Water.
Below, I’ll explain why I love this product, how I use it, and why it’s a must have in every college girl’s beauty arsenal. (Note, this is not sponsored in any way, I just love this stuff!)
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What exactly is micellar water?
First, let me explain what micellar cleansing water is. Micellar water is basically soft water with tiny balls of cleansing oils embedded inside.
So that’s it? It’s just oil in water? Nope, listen here: These unique oils are attracted to the oils and dirt on your face. When they make contact with your skin, they draw out all that gunk and dirt without stripping. At the same time, micellar water hydrates your skin and can also be used as a moisturizer.
Why is Garnier Micellar Water awesome?
These days, many brands have their version of micellar water, including high end faves like Lancome and Yves Saint Laurent. However, I don’t know about you, but I know I cannot afford to spend $40 on micellar water. But Garnier’s price point is affordable! Their regular waters range from $4 for 3.4 fl oz to $7 for the 13.5 fl oz. Their price is right for me. Additionally, Garnier Micellar Water is easy to find at any drugstore or even Target. So it’s convenient to buy.
The number two reason I love Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleansing Water is because as a member of the oily/combination skin club, I know how important it is to find a toner or makeup remover that doesn’t dry the heck out my skin but also doesn’t make it too oily. The struggle is real in this area. Garnier’s Micellar Water snatches all the makeup that my cleanser and spin brush couldn’t catch and leaves my skin perfectly hydrated and smooth.
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