Janessa, sometimes you’re so tired that sleeping with makeup on don’t seem like such a bad idea after all, but it’s good that you at least remove some of it with a wipe. And it’s good that you enjoy your nighttime skincare routine too. I really hate taking makeup off, probably because I spend so much time applying it (I like to experiment with bright and crazy combos) that I feel sad to seem it disappear, but it must be done.

Makeup Morsels, that’s the best thing of all, removing makeup as soon as you get home so by the time you go to bed you have one less thing to do.

If you sleep on your back, it’s very unlikely the makeup will get in your eye. If makeup could travel like that, it’d do it during the day too. Although when you sleep, there is always the chance you turn through the night and wake up in a different position and that could cause some migration so if you have sensitive eyes it’s best not to risk it.

Nikki, that’s a good habit! It’s always best to remove what’s on your face before lying down, not just for your skin but for your pillows too. 🙂

Harshleen, thanks. And it’s good that you’ve never done it!

I didn’t know that sleeping on your face was what could cause breakouts though! Really interest post, as usual 🙂