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Micellar water is a practical product for facial cleansing, removing makeup, excess sebum, impurities and SPF residue. Thanks to micelles, it helps remove impurities from the skin surface without strong rubbing, which makes it a common choice for morning and evening routines.

Within the Face cleansing category, micellar water has an important place for people who want quick, simple and gentle cleansing. It can be used alone or as the first step in double cleansing, before gel, foam or another washing product.

For skin prone to redness, stinging or irritation, it is important to choose micellar water according to skin type and avoid aggressive rubbing with a cotton pad. If redness often appears, it is useful to read the guide How to reduce facial redness.

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Who is micellar water for?

• People who want quick and practical facial cleansing
• Removing makeup, impurities and SPF residue
• Sensitive skin that does not tolerate rough rubbing or aggressive cleansing
• Oily and combination skin that needs a fresh feeling
• Morning routine, evening cleansing or the first step of double cleansing

How to choose micellar water?

For gentle daily cleansing and a family routine, Mustela micellar water 300 ml can be selected, especially when the skin needs a mild product for removing impurities.

For face cleansing, makeup removal and a refreshed skin feel, Eucerin DermatoClean Hyaluron 3in1 micellar water 400 ml can be a good choice, especially for an everyday facial care routine.

If the skin is combination, oily or prone to imperfections, Uriage green micellar water 250 ml can be considered, for skin that needs freshness and gentle impurity removal.

How to use micellar water properly?

Micellar water is applied to a cotton pad, then gently wiped over the face, eyes and lips, according to the product purpose. It is important not to rub the skin harshly, especially if the skin is sensitive, red or prone to irritation.

With heavier makeup, waterproof products or abundant SPF protection, micellar water can be the first step, followed by washing with a mild gel or foam. For sensitive skin, it is often useful to rinse the face after micellar water or continue with gentle washing to reduce the risk of irritation.

Micellar water, redness and sensitive skin

Micellar water can be a good choice for sensitive skin if used gently and if the formula suits the skin type. However, frequent and rough rubbing with a cotton pad can increase redness, stinging or discomfort. It is better to use a well-soaked cotton pad and gentle movements without pressure.

If redness appears often, if the skin stings or flakes, the cleansing routine should be simplified and products that protect the skin barrier should be chosen. Read more advice in the blog article How to reduce facial redness.

Pharmacist’s advice

Choose micellar water according to skin type and the way it will be used. With sensitive skin, avoid strong rubbing and rinse the face after use if needed. If you use SPF or makeup every day, evening cleansing should be thorough but gentle. In case of persistent redness, stinging, itching, flaking, acne, rosacea or irritation that worsens, advice from a dermatologist or pharmacist is recommended.

Ljubica Barbulović, Master of Pharmacy

Tips and useful guides

• Face cleansing
• Mustela micellar water 300 ml
• Eucerin DermatoClean Hyaluron 3in1 micellar water 400 ml
• Uriage green micellar water 250 ml
• How to reduce facial redness