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Home » Eyes » Review: Makeup: Elianto Eye and lip makeup remover

Review: Makeup: Elianto Eye and lip makeup remover

May 18, 2007 Paris B 7 Comments

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Elianto is a Korean-Malaysian cosmetics brand that targets the lower end market. Their products are sold in the same way that many other mid-low end Korean cosmetics are sold i.e. in kiosks or stand alone stores, with a wide display of their wares.

It brings to mind a buffet counter with spreads of colours for eyes, lips, cheeks, face, skincare lining the shelves etc. Elianto falls in the low end in terms of pricing and I feel it targets and appeals to teens or those starting out in makeup. At RM5 an eyeshadow, their products are very afforable.

My review today is for their Green Tea Lip & Eye Makeup Remover. My current makeup remover is down to its last drops and I was passing by an Elianto store so I thought to pop in to see what they had to offer.

Their lip and eye makeup remover comes like many other such removers in the market i.e. 2 toned. You must shake the bottle to mix the 2 products together before applying it on a cotton pad and applying it to your eyes and lips.

There are 2 types of lip and eye makeup removers by Elianto. One is Green Tea (Green) and the other is Deep Sea Water (Blue). I got the Green Tea one because I did not care for the smell of the Deep Sea Water.

A bottle costs RM16 which is very cheap. To my surprise, it actually works quite well at removing eye makeup, even waterproof makeup. I usually shake the bottle then pour the remover onto a cotton pad and hold it to my closed eye for a while before removing my makeup. Eyeshadow gets off easily. My gel eyeliner takes about 2 swipes and the waterproof mascara takes the longest. Then again I’ve had lots of trouble removing this mascara with anything other than cleansing oils so IÂ wasn’t unduly concerned. It works just as well at removing lipstick.

I like the bottle as its slim and tall which makes for easy storage as the footprint is small. The cover is also good as there is another section inside that fits over the mouth of the bottle so that there is no spillage. Makes it easy to travel with.

My only gripe would be the smell. The fragrance though fresh smelling, is rather strong. Since this product is going near my eyes I would prefer not to have fragrance in it.

Pros: Cheap, effective, removes even waterproof makeup

Cons: Fragrance

[rating:4/5]

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Paris B is a 40-something beauty and skincare enthusiast with a practical and very critical view of beauty products and the world of beauty. Her mission on My Women Stuff is to deliver clear, honest reviews and facilitate discussions about beauty trends and life, tempered with a healthy dose of humour. When not blogging about beauty or life beyond 40 find her talking about feeding dogs real, wholesome food. Connect with us on social media at Instagram.

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  1. prettybeautiful says

    May 18, 2007 at 2:33 pm

    i always pass by their store but nv try their products before, coz their salesgirls are like stalkers also. But, I find the make up remover from cyber colors very effective

    PB says: I heard about the cyber colors too but I detest the girls in Sasa more than Elianto. the SA in Elianto are easily told off heh…

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  2. Tine says

    May 19, 2007 at 4:05 pm

    Ahh … something new to try. I’ve only tried the eye makeup though, which was okay.
    But I do agree with you; scented skincare, especially around the eye area is a no-no for me too.

    PB says: I tested their eyeshadow in store. Pigmentation looked good though it felt a bit gritty. Then again for RM5 each who’s to complain eh? 🙂 The scent can bug but since I immediately wash my face after that it doesn’t bug that much.

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  3. ~lalala~ says

    March 15, 2008 at 7:23 pm

    i used this one, and it is rather good at removing my make up. ur comment on the fragrance might be the answer why my eyes itch whn i applied it to my eyes.. tq for the info. 🙂

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  4. Maria says

    May 25, 2008 at 12:08 am

    currently i’m using eye make up remover from etude (a korean brand as well, but not sure if it’s available in malaysia). it’s really good! and it doesnt cost a lot, i guess its around RM 20, and the good thing is this product is really good for sensitive eyes, i never feel any itch even sting to my eyes.
    and it removes eye shadow in one swipe.. 2-3 swipes for the waterproof eyeliner and mascara.. have u heard about this brand? i wonder if it’s available in malaysia..

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  5. Akira says

    June 28, 2008 at 6:03 pm

    Elianto eyeshadows last pretty long… *^^* especially the black eyeshadow… it works like a eyeliner without hassle. of course using a small brush for ur eyes… not finger.

    to get the smoky effect u just have to use the shimmer grey eyeshadow (RM7… i think) or the flat grey as base befdore u apply the black eyeshadow over ur eyes. *^^*

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  6. anne bautista says

    April 14, 2011 at 7:20 pm

    hi,were can i buy elianto products?they already pullout in sm southmall and sm bacoor.

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