Hydrating Micellar Water

After reading all the reviews I waited to try this for awhile. I use the Australian Gold sunscreen and you need an oil or balm to remove it. I was using the Garnier waterproof micellar water. It worked but took a lot of product to get the sunscreen off. Cleansing oils don't like me. My face gets red after I use them. In Target one day I thought try the CeraVe and if it does not work I can …Read more

Instant burning as soon as I used it. And it wasn't washing off. I had the exact same experience with the cleansing cloths. I LOVE CeraVe moisturizer, lotion and ointment. But the makeup removing cloths and Micellar water are HORRIBLE. Stinging and burning like I have never felt before And do NOT use to remove eye makeup.

Ouch!! I first tried this for eye makeup removal and it burned my eyes so badly I flushed them quickly with water.
The next night I figured I would just use up the rest of the bottle as a makeup remover for my face. I was quite surprised that it burned just as badly on my skin.
I actually called the company (they have a toll free number on the back of the bottle ). I told them …Read more

I really like this! I have recently switched from the Marcelle micellar water to this because of the niacinamide and hyaluronic acid in this. It does have a sticky-ish feeling immediately after use, but it impresses me every time with how soft my face feels once that has gone, which it does in about 15 minutes. You do have to keep this away from eyes, which is no big deal as I use Biotherm …Read more

Was given this by a friend and I'm kind of glad I didn't spend anything on it. It's not a "bad" product per se, but it's not for me. I use micellar water in the am, as a gentle way to wipe off traces of night cream and dead skin. While this isn't harsh, it feels more like an astringent or solvent and leaves a slightly sticky sensation on my skin I have to rinse …Read more

My eyes are very sensitive and most micellar waters cause burning in my eyes. When this came out I was hoping Cerave would come through and make a gentle one that I could use. In fact, this is the most painful thing that has ever happened to my eyes. I couldn't even complete a test run of this product because I had to flush my eyes with water in the middle of attempting to remove my makeup.

It does burn your eyes but I don't use it to take off my makeup, I use it more as a treatment because it has Niacinamide in it. My skin loves it. It's so hydrating and gives my skin a glow. My pores look smaller since I started using this. I will definitely keep repurchasing.

I absolutely am in love with the ingredient list contained in the new CeraVe Hydrating Micellar Cleansing Water, Ultra Gentle Cleanser & Makeup Remover.  This contains an impressive mix of multiple ceramides as well as niacinamide and hyaluronic acid.  This does a great removing residue as well as makeup from the face and eye area.  That is where my only issue with this product was.  This can cause an amount of eye stinging and irritation.  Quite a disappointment because otherwise this is an amazing fragrance free and alcohol free micellar cleanser that gives the skin numerous benefits. My video review can be seen here: Read more

I bought this because I love all CeraVe products and I assumed I would love this one, too! It costs a little bit more than the other micellar waters at the drugstore, but at least it's readily available and reasonably priced.

And it's a pretty effective cleanser! Gets all the makeup off just fine. But HOLY CATS does it burn the eyes! And look, if I'm using something …Read more

I noticed saggy skin and my fine lines were more apparent after using this. My boyfriend also used it, and he now all of a sudden has laugh lines prior to not having them at all. We only used it a couple times and this is what happens? I returned it.