Comodynes Oats Makeup Remover Facial Cleanser Wipes: Simply Clean
Wed, 11/26/2008 by Karen | Posted in: Drugstore Beauty Finds, Product Reviews, Skin Care
I was cruising a Bed, Bath & Beyond a few weeks ago, looking for couch covers, when I spotted their ginormous, new beauty section. The company has been rolling them out in their larger stores nationwide.
Anywho, that’s when I spotted Comodynes Oats Makeup Remover Facial Cleanser Wipes ($6). I can’t resist makeup wipes, so I picked them up but hadn’t gotten around to using them until this week.
Takes It Off; Takes It *ALL* Off
I opened the pack after Jen’s wedding last Saturday, and wouldn’t you know it? — these things rock. A single wipe was all it took to remove my full-coverage foundation, long-wearing MAC Fluidline Gel Liner AND several layers of heavy duty Chanel Exceptionnel thickening mascara. Not bad.
The wipes feel soft against my skin, kinda like the stretchy fabric of L’Oreal Skin Genesis Wet Cleansing Towelettes. In fact, they’re so soft and moisturizing that they didn’t irritate sensitive areas like the skin around my waterline (they’re even alcohol-free).
Comodynes Oats Makeup Remover Facial Cleanser Wipes
Price: $6 (20 big wipes per pack)
Use: A superb makeup removing moist towelette; even removes long-wear and waterproof eye makeup with ease.
Makeup and Beauty Blog Rating: A+
No Sticky Film, Yay!
And, unlike L’Oreal Skin Genesis Wet Cleansing Towelettes, Comodynes wipes don’t leave a sticky film. I’ve gotten used to following up makeup wipes with water and a facial cleanser like Chanel Precision Cleansing Milk, but since these leave almost no detectable residue (just the faintest moisturizing coating and light rose scent), I could use them sans cleanser in a pinch.
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At 8-by-8 inches, Comodynes wipes are huge! I’m going to cut some of them in half and stuff ‘em back in the package (a plastic pouch that seals with a sticker). 
Your friendly neighborhood beauty addict,
Karen
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1. jojoba said, on November 26th, 2008:
wow. i like what you found. it’s difficult to find makeup removing sheets that really remove it all. i have yet to find one actually does. marked it down. thanks girl!
2. gio said, on November 26th, 2008:
This product sounds great! I rarely use makeup wipes as it’s difficult to find some that remove all makeup. I’ll have to check these out, thanks!
3. Katee said, on November 26th, 2008:
Thanks for posting about these!! I have been looking for good wipes and will pick these up for sure.
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4. Kyl said, on November 26th, 2008:
I got a pack of these at Trader Joe’s. I think they were less than $6 there. How would you say they compare to your fav MAC wipes?
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5. Devi Girsang said, on November 26th, 2008:
I was wondering if they have that wipes for oily combo skin…
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6. Liz said, on November 26th, 2008:
They have parabens though, which are preservatives that mess with your estrogen levels, and can cause some people to break out (like me). Definitely not for those with sensitive skin, I’m afraid.
7. Ellery said, on November 26th, 2008:
Do you know if they’re available anywhere in the UK or somewhere that ships to the UK? I love my Korres wipes but I wanna try something new.
The UK never has good products like America does…
8. Marisol said, on November 26th, 2008:
What a great deal! Bummer because I just got some from MK for my trip But it’s ok… I got them half off.
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9. HomeSpaGoddess said, on November 26th, 2008:
Hope you, hubby and Enzil have a super Thanksgiving!
10. Holly said, on November 27th, 2008:
Hi Karen,
This is so strange I just received this months UK Vogue through the post today and these wipes are mentioned in the beauty section!!