Bioderma Sensibio Cleansing Micellar Water Sensitive Skin - 500ml x2

No, the Bioderma Sensibio Micellar Water is a non-rinse formula. However, it is recommended to gently dab your face with a clean towel after use for a comfortable finish.

Yes, it is designed to guarantee excellent ocular tolerance and effectively removes all types of makeup, including water-resistant mascara. Hold the soaked cotton pad over closed eyes for a few seconds before wiping.

It is recommended to use it twice daily, in the morning and in the evening, as part of your regular skincare routine to cleanse and remove impurities.

While it is formulated for sensitive, normal to dry skin, its gentle nature often makes it suitable for most skin types, particularly those prone to irritation. If you have very oily skin, you might prefer a product from Bioderma's Sébium range, but Sensibio is still effective for cleansing.

No, the Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micellar Water is unfragranced, alcohol-free, and also contains no phenoxyethanol, making it very gentle for sensitive skin.

Micellar technology uses micelles, which are tiny spheres of cleansing oil molecules suspended in soft water. These micelles act like magnets, attracting and lifting impurities, makeup, and pollution from the skin's surface without the need for harsh rubbing or rinsing.

Ensure the cotton pad is thoroughly soaked. For stubborn eye makeup, hold the soaked pad over the closed eye for 10-15 seconds before gently wiping to allow the micelles more time to break down the product.

You may not be using enough cotton pads, or not repeating until they come away clean. Ensure all impurities are visibly removed. Also, a gentle dab with a clean towel after use is recommended to absorb any excess.

While formulated for sensitivity, individual reactions can vary. Check if you are rubbing too vigorously. If discomfort persists, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist. Ensure no other irritants are being used in your routine.

This is common for thorough cleansing. Try using one side of the pad first, then flip it. For heavy makeup, a larger, more absorbent cotton pad might be more efficient.