Charlotte Tilbury Take it All Off Makeup Remover – New Formula for 2022
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There’s a brand new formula of the Charlotte Tilbury Take it All Off Makeup Remover for 2022 and I have been giving it a whirl. Here’s what you need to know.
What is new with Charlotte Tilbury Take it All Off Makeup Remover?
The previous formula of the Charlotte Tilbury Take it All Off Makeup Remover was one of the original line up products when the brand launched skincare.
For 2022, there’s a brand new version in a new hydrating formula. It has lost it’s blue colour and is now a completely colourless bi-phase product.
- Easy bi-phase makeup remover
- Designed to effortlessly remove waterproof and long-wear makeup
- New formula is infused with Chamomile and Eyebright to hydrate, soothe and comfort
- Organic cornflower water gently clarifies
- Flax Flower Extract calms and soothes
- Veronica Extract works to soften the skin
- Conditioning formula for benefits on lashes and lips
- Suitable for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers
How to use it
Charlotte Tilbury Take it All Off is really easy to use. You simply give the bottle a good shake, soak a cotton pad and then hold it on the skin for 10 seconds before wiping it away.
The brand’s website says to apply on to a wet cotton pad, but I have been using it dry.
Review of the new Charlotte Tilbury Take it All Off Makeup Remover
When I am wearing loads of makeup, I do like to use a separate eye makeup remover, because it just makes the process of cleansing my whole face a lot less messy. If I get rid of all the black stuff first, I can really enjoy my cleanse.
I always like using oil-based bi-phase products to really get the job of removing longwear makeup done.
I have never properly tested the original formula, so I can’t really make comparisons with the new one, unfortunately.
I do like this formulation because it contains no alcohol which gives it a bit of an advantage over another favourite of mine, the Lancome B-Facil. The Lancome is actually slightly more affordable than the CT, but if you want to avoid alcohol then the CT is the way to go.
I think they perform in a very similar way and both remove all the makeup pretty easily. I think that the new formula of the Charlotte Tilbury Take It All Off does feel gentler on the skin.
It also does feel hydrating on the skin, but I tend to then cleanse all over my face after I’ve used a product like this, so I’d imagine that any long term hydration benefits would really be washed away.
I definitely think that if you have sensitive eyes, the Charlotte Tilbury will may suit you better than the Lancome Bi-Facil.
I love the Lancome one, to be honest. I am not worried that it contains alcohol as I always do a full cleanse straight after. But as I said, if you want to avoid alcohol, it won’t be for you.
Where to buy it
The new formula of the Charlotte Tilbury Take It All Off Makeup Remover is currently available exclusively at Charlotte Tilbury* for £24 for 120ml.
If you are looking to save a bit of cash, then you must check out my Best Budget Eye Makeup Remover post.
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