Quick Answer
Use a damp Sunscreen Eraser cloth with light pressure and rinse it frequently to remove sunscreen without irritating your skin.
Why Sunscreen Can Be Tricky to Remove
Sunscreen is designed to stay on your skin, which makes it stubborn to remove. Rubbing hard or using harsh cleansers can lead to redness, especially if you have sensitive skin or are removing sunscreen daily. A specialized cloth like the MakeUp Eraser Sunscreen Eraser lifts sunscreen without stripping the skin.
Step-by-Step Guide
- Wet the cloth with warm water: Run the Sunscreen Eraser under warm water and wring out the excess. The cloth should be damp, not dripping. Warm water helps loosen sunscreen without shocking the skin. Avoid hot water—it can irritate sensitive skin.
- Use gentle, circular motions: Start at your forehead and work downward, using light pressure. Let the cloth's texture lift the sunscreen rather than rubbing it off. Rinse the cloth in warm water after each section to avoid spreading sunscreen back onto your skin. If you feel resistance, dampen the cloth again—don't press harder.
- Rinse and pat dry: After removing all sunscreen, rinse your face with cool water to close pores. Pat dry with a soft towel—don't rub. Your skin should feel clean, not tight or red. If redness appears, you may be pressing too hard or the cloth needs more water.
Product Facts
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Sunscreen Eraser: The MakeUp Eraser Sunscreen Eraser is a specialized cloth designed to gently and effectively remove sunscreen from your skin. This means you can avoid the irritation that often comes with scrubbing or using multiple cleansers, making it ideal for daily sunscreen removal.
Sunscreen Eraser
