4 Oz IPM Isopropyl Myristate - Professional Makeup and Adhesive Remover - Pros-aide and PAX Paint Remover - Makeup and Airbrush Thinner Review

I originally bought this to get professional help off my face. I feel like I have to do a bit of work to get rid of the helper when using this, but it definitely does the job. When I use this product on my face there is no tingling or burning. Maybe I can use this for other purposes, but I haven't tried it yet.

The product itself works but I had to transfer the bottle to a much more efficient bottle as the screw cap was loose. It's not necessarily the product either, but the bottleneck is also very large and therefore not very suitable for my eye shadow projects. Isopropyl myristate is still effective, but be aware when purchasing that you may need to decant it because of the lid.

I'm not sure what makeup they intended to remove with this product but I had a terrible experience with it. I apply makeup with special effects and paint the body. I've used everything from oil paints to water based paradise paints. I also used alcohol based body paints and PAX paints (acrylic and prosait). In December I dress up as a Grinch with PAX paint and latex foam prostheses. Cosmetics adhere very well to the skin. I usually use Supersolv to remove makeup, but after ten Grinch…

It's not 4 ounces as advertised. It probably needs to be filled to the brim to weigh 4 ounces. You save a little on every bottle sold that you don't even notice. If it says 4 ounces, I want 4 ounces. Especially since every drop counts in my application.

I just started using SFX cosmetics for different looks. I read somewhere that this type of product was helpful in uninstalling, so after doing a lot of research on reviews I decided on this product. I tried to see what it was like to remove my liquid latex without this and then with. and if you're working with any type of liquid latex, be sure to have it on hand!