Bioderma Micellar Makeup Removing Water Review

I began double-cleansing, the end of last year. It was a new concept to me, but it's proven to be very beneficial for the health of my skin. My skin feels cleaner, softer, and I have less breakouts. I purchased DHC's Deep Cleansing Oil September of last year, loved it and would definitely re-purchase it. However, I wanted to try some other brands to compare it with. I constantly heard people raving about Bioderma's Micellar Cleansing Water. So I decided to try it! I purchased Bioderma's Crealine H2O TS (for very dry sensitive skin), it seems to have been re-named...Bioderma Sensibio H2O. It's fluid like water. It feels like water. There's no scent. It does a great job removing foundation, blush, concealer, primer, and lipstick. Even if you don't wear makeup on a particular day, dab a cotton ball with Bioderma and swipe your face (you'll see the dirt). Where it struggled, was in eye makeup removal. Not so much with eyeshadow (except the darker ones), but with mascaras and eyeliner. DHC cleansing oil (removed EVERYthing). I don't wear a lot of eye makeup, so this is not problematic for me. But for someone who wears eyeliner and heavy eye makeup daily, this could present an issue. The other thing I want to mention is that there are DIFFERENT TYPES of Bioderma Micellar Water. I don't know if you were aware of that, because I definitely wasn't aware. On blogs, I constantly see this pink bottle and nothing else! There are MORE OPTIONS! There's Bioderma Sensibio (for sensitive skin - pink cap), Bioderma Hydrabio (for dehydrated sensitive skin - blue cap), and Bioderma Sebium (for combination/oily - green cap). So if you purchase this for yourself, know there are other options for your skin type. Another thing I found out (that I didn't know about), is that Bioderma makes makeup removing MILK (lait) for Sensibio & Hydrabio. Lait is non-rinse also. I've never seen a review for it, but it has peaked my curiosity. I still want to try Laneige and some other brands. So I'll definitely keep you posted. Have you tried Bioderma? What have you heard (via you/friends)? Do you double-cleanse? If so, what are you currently using?

 Sweet-Bittersweet-NotSweet

supersweet(run & buy it) sweet(really good,buy it) bittersweet(ok, issues)not sweet(not good,don't buy this stuff) 

  Bioderma Crealine H2O TS Micellar Makeup Removing Water (aka Sensibio) is Bittersweet