Video: How to Remove Clown Makeup by Aneya Marie

How to Remove Clown Makeup

Finding it difficult to remove your clown makeup after a fun day at a parade or a clown event?

Aneya Marie will show you how to do it and give you tips on how to completely clean your clown makeup.

Makeup Remover Wipes

So I'm using just regular makeup remover wipes. I like to use them because they have vitamin E in them, and some of them even have vitamin C or D, so that's just good for your skin.

Oil Base

Grease paint is a little bit hard to take off, so I use the assistance of baby oil. Any oil base will do - you can use coconut oil, olive oil, depending on how greasy you want your skin to be after. But baby oil seems to work pretty well and it doesn't leave me with blemishes.

Warm Water and Cold Water

Warm water really helps with this as well. If you find that you don't have access to an oil based remover, most makeup removers do contain a little bit of oil. When you get to the end of taking it all off, you'll wash your face with warm water, and then close your pores with cold water. You'll finish with cold water so that the pores don't remain open and gather dirst and dust.

After removing all of your clown makeup, wash your face with a little bit of warm water and soap and finish off with cold water.

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