Is Your Halloween Glow-in-the-Dark Makeup Actually Ruining Your Skin?

Every derm we spoke with urged that you immediately rinse it off should you notice a reaction. Even if you don't, though, most agreed it's even more important to wash off a glow-in-the-dark product at the end of the night than your average makeup. (If there were ever a time to double-cleanse, this would be it.)

"Micellar water may be a good first option to make sure you get all of it," said Dr. Bhanusali. Then, follow up with a gentle, AHA-spiked face cleanser to slough off any glow-in-the-dark remnants.