10 Best Makeup Remover Wipes 2024 | UK Makeup Artist Reviewed

These makeup wipes from Burt’s Bees are some of the best on the market for sensitive skin. Having been both dermatologically and ophthalmologically tested, you can be pretty sure that they will be safe for use on delicate facial skin and around the eyes.

Made from all-natural ingredients, including cotton and aloe, these wipes remove dirt and makeup gently, moisturising as they go. They are fragrance-free and gentle on the skin, so won't leave it feeling dry or sore after use. 

These super-moisturising cleansing wipes from Neutrogena are some of the best you can buy if you suffer from dry skin! Each wipe is coated with a Hyaluronic Gel Matrix, which uses hyaluronic acid to plump and replenish the moisture in your skin cells. 

These wipes provide an incredibly deep cleanse, but will leave your skin feeling smooth, soft and nourished thanks to the gel-like texture on the sheets. They even work for removing waterproof mascara! 

YesTo Cucumbers is an excellent option if you have sensitive skin or are prone to allergies. Their hypoallergenic wipes are pre-moistened to leave you with a lovely soft finish after your cleanse.

The formula contains a blend of natural ingredients including cucumber, aloe vera and green tea which calm and soothe the face. As a bonus, these wipes are biodegradable, meaning they're kind to the environment as well as to your skin. 

Bioderma's makeup remover wipes contain an active solution which strengthens your skin as well as cleanses. It then finishes the process off with a bit of hydration to moisturise your skin.

While fragranced, they have a light, fresh scent, unlike some of the more perfumed choices, which leaves your skin feeling refreshed. These are great for all skin types, even those with especially sensitive skin as the soothing allantoin calms the surface and prevents irritation.

These sensitive cleansing wipes from Nivea are another household staple, and for good reason! They will quickly remove even waterproof makeup, yet are soft and gentle enough for those with sensitive skin.

The wipes don't contain any fragrances, alcohol or harmful ingredients, making them one of the best budget options for avoiding skin irritation. They are also enriched with vitamin E, which gently moisturises as it cleanses.

These makeup remover wipes from NIVEA’s professional range are excellent at removing stubborn or waterproof makeup. Being a favourite amongst professional makeup artists, these should certainly do the job for us regular folk!

The wipes feature MicellAIR technology, which provides a gentle but thorough clean for your skin and lashes, while protecting them from excessive rubbing as you remove your makeup. Unfortunately, although advertised for sensitive skin, the formula does contain both alcohol and parfum, so it might not be the best choice.

Simple is one of the most well-known UK brands for affordable skincare, and their biodegradable wipes are one of their best selling products. As their name suggests, the products from Simple are completely free from fragrances, chemicals, alcohol and artificial colours.

The wipes themselves are made using 100% biodegradable plant fibres and include a healthy dose of vitamin B5 and E. Unfortunately, they aren't hydrating, so you will need to follow up with a good moisturiser!

Neutrogena's classic makeup remover wipes have been a staple in most households for years. Easily found in most drugstores, supermarkets and online retailers, these cleansing towelettes are an excellent budget option suitable for most skin types.

The pre-moisturised towelettes leave your skin feeling super soft, while still managing to provide a deep clean, removing even the stickiest of mascaras. Just be aware that they do contain alcohol so won't be suitable for especially sensitive or dry skin types.

L'Oreal has always been a favourite for wrinkle-eliminating skincare products, which is why these cleansing wipes are excellent for those with mature skin. The sweet almond oil provides a soothing and moisturising effect, which can be hard to come by.

The biggest downside is the extremely long list of mostly chemical-based ingredients, many of which are not suitable for use on sensitive skin. That said, they have been dermatologically tested, so will be safe for most other skin types.