Andrea Eye Q's Moisturizing Eye Makeup Remover Pads, 65-Count (Pack of 3)

Makeup comes right off.

I wear lash clusters pretty much all the time. These have just enough oil in them to easily and gently remove my eyelash clusters and glue. I hold the pad on my lashes for about 15 seconds, gently swipe and the lash clusters come right off. Usually all the glue comes right off too; but if it doesn't, it just takes a few more seconds and gentle swiping motion to remove all the glue. This works better than any lash remover product I've ever tried (which are many) and it doesn't sting at all, and so inexpensive! This is what I will use from now on.

It does a great job of taking off my eye makeup. It doesn’t irritate my eyes or make them red. It’s a little oily but it’s also very soothing when you’re rubbing your eyes to remove the makeup.

I have been buying Andrea Eye Q's since the 1970's. I know the product. You cannot find these anywhere in the drugstores. Everyone carries Almay, which I will never use. Anyways, I was excited to see a 3 pack for $16.00 here on Amazon and even saw them 2 days before I bought them at $11.00. "Snooze you lose", still worth the extra price.So....I open up the jar and pull one out and start to remove my eye makeup and all of a sudden my eye lid is dragged by an EXFOLIATING pad! They have changed the pads! WHY??? Now, the pads have 'bumps', or 'ridges', and you CANNOT rub these on any part of your eyes, much less your face or neck! They are soaked in the oil but that does not soften the texture of the pad. NO WAY could I use these. I wonder if anyone at 'Andrea' has tried these or knows that these are USELESS!BTW...The jars were sealed and did not look tampered with. I guess they just changed the pads. Too bad.I do not recommend this product..

I remembered using this as a teen, but hadn't seen it in the drugstore for many years, so I was using another brand. The other brand changed to a very coarse pad and the ingredients caused my skin to burn. These EyeQs are just as I remember them! They feel just right and remove make up easily! I'm so happy I found them again.

These eye makeup remover pads are decent. They do the job, but they are VERY oily.PROS:-They DO disintegrate ALL makeup.-Gentle to use, very little scrubbing and tugging needed.-Affordable, relative to other options-Convenient, pre-soaked pads. Sometimes the top pads will get dry but you can just flip it upside down.CONS:-Oil tends to get into my eyes no matter how careful I am, probably because I don't like to leave any residue between my eyelashes. It doesn't burn, which is great but it does create an annoying blurry film in my eyes that will only go away with time (you can't rinse oil with water).-You have to wash your eyelids with something else afterwards if you want the oil residue to go away.-If you're lazy and don't wash the oil away, it can cause milia under your eyes, little small bumps that texture your under eyes which I have found happen to me whenever I use too oily of an under eye cream or don't wash off the oil from these pads.OVERALL THOUGHTS:This is an effective eye makeup remover (a lot more effective than some other options) for the price. There are better options out there though. I especially like the Clinique remover which is just as effective but has a much less oily feel to it, and I can easily dip q-tips into to get around the rims of my eyelashes easier. The only thing is that the Clinique is pricier.

Like gentle on eyesComes in moist round padsCleans makeup off of eyes nicelyWell buy againWorth the price

They work gently and thoroughly to remove waterproof mascara. I was so glad to find them on Amazon since they aren't in stores now.