I use coconut oil (specifically Kopari coconut melt)

I'm not sure what makes micellar water different that regular water, but Garnier's is GREAT at taking off all sorts of makeup! 

I upvoted the Coconut Oil rec, but if you want something super easy, non greasy, and possibly not good for your skin in the very long run but gets the job DONE, then:

https://www.sephora.com/product/bi-facil-double-action-eye-makeup-remover-P54477

Neutrogena’s makeup remover wipes are a godsend. They might not get every little piece out, but they come close.

Also, it helps that I have a nervous tic of removing my mascara with my fingernails during the workday. 

While I haven't unlocked the secret, these little guys help me out a ton, especially after wearing falsies over the weekend! I soak the tip in micellar water and comb through the lashes

https://us.shein.com/100pcs-Grafted-Eyelash-Cotton-Swab-p-1383624-cat-3672.html

I use an oil based first cleanse to take my make up off. The mascara literally just melts off. I use one from Julep currently but Clinique makes a cleansing balm which is also amazing!

What is the secret to completely removing your mascara chunks off your eyelashes at night? i know that having leftover makeup on your skin is not the best when you're going to sleep, but I wanna find out if you guys have unlocked the secrets to getting those chunky bits off your lashes without like ripping them all off. 

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