My sister can attest to this: The effort it takes for me to put on make-up every morning is indirectly proportional to the effort it takes me to take off my make-up. Yes, I'm the laziest. I hate washing my face at night. I don't know why. I think I overexert myself during the day that when I come home, I just like to cozy up to my pillow and fall asleep. But because of the fervent warnings from my sister, I know my bad habits will catch up to me soon so I decided to look for a make-up remover that's no fuss and no muss. I think I found it in Bifesta Cleansing Lotion.
The Bifesta Cleansing Lotion comes in three variants (I think). I chose the bright-up one. All the reviews I saw on the internet talked about the two other variants and they all wrote that they wanted to try the "bright up" next. Being the nonconformist that I am, I tried the "bright up" first.
The Bifesta Cleansing lotion is really no fuss and no muss. It's very easy to use. Damp a cotton pad with the thing and begin wiping your face. That's all there is to it. I've read that it takes four damp cotton pads for other users but it only takes two for me. I think the reason behind that is I don't really use heavy make-up every day.
I only wear NuSkin's Tinted Moisturizer in Honey, my favorite (but now phased out) Maybelline Concealer in a shade so much lighter than my skin tone, BYS loose powder, Maybelline's Great Lash Washable Mascara in Blackest Black, Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade in Chocolate, MAC Brow Set in GirlBoy and lipstick from either MAC or Inglot Cosmetics. I'd amp up my make-up from time to time with Essence's black liquid eyeliner but that's it.
I'm happy with my purchase of the Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion. At P419, it's actually quite affordable but when you think about it, a little pricey considering many reviews complain that it'll only last them for about 1 and a half months. Then again, the Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion leaves your faces too clean and too soft that you can forgo washing your face with a cleanser. I do (because I'm lazy but it doesn't mean you have to be like me). I guess you save money from not finishing your cleanser faster.
Using the Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion leaves your face feeling fresh and soft after application. I love that I didn't break out after. As for the brightening effect, I don't see it yet but I'll give it more time.
I also use the Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion to clean my make-up brushes but that's another story for another day.
Do I recommend the Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion? You bet your asses I do.
Sleeping with a clean face tonight,
Monica
The Bifesta Cleansing Lotion comes in three variants (I think). I chose the bright-up one. All the reviews I saw on the internet talked about the two other variants and they all wrote that they wanted to try the "bright up" next. Being the nonconformist that I am, I tried the "bright up" first.
The Bifesta Cleansing lotion is really no fuss and no muss. It's very easy to use. Damp a cotton pad with the thing and begin wiping your face. That's all there is to it. I've read that it takes four damp cotton pads for other users but it only takes two for me. I think the reason behind that is I don't really use heavy make-up every day.
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| My everyday make-up look. |
I'm happy with my purchase of the Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion. At P419, it's actually quite affordable but when you think about it, a little pricey considering many reviews complain that it'll only last them for about 1 and a half months. Then again, the Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion leaves your faces too clean and too soft that you can forgo washing your face with a cleanser. I do (because I'm lazy but it doesn't mean you have to be like me). I guess you save money from not finishing your cleanser faster.
Using the Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion leaves your face feeling fresh and soft after application. I love that I didn't break out after. As for the brightening effect, I don't see it yet but I'll give it more time.
I also use the Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion to clean my make-up brushes but that's another story for another day.
Do I recommend the Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion? You bet your asses I do.
Sleeping with a clean face tonight,
Monica
Disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated with the manufacturers and distributors of Bifesta Cleansing Lotion and they didn’t pay me a single Pepe* to endorse Bifesta Cleansing Lotion and its other products..
The Bifesta Bright Up Cleansing Lotion can be bought in all Watson's and other leading department stores nationwide.
*Pepe is Jose Rizal’s nickname and Jose Rizal is the image in a one Philippine Peso coin.
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