Eau démaquillante

Shares glycerin and citric acid but swaps the cocamidopropyl betaine cleanser for disodium cocoamphodiacetate and drops both floral waters, plus adds fragrance and preservative systems the source lacks.

Uses decyl glucoside instead of cocamidopropyl betaine as the cleansing agent and has no peppermint or linden floral water, only glycerin and citric acid overlap meaningfully.

Same story as similar decyl glucoside-based cleansers: shares glycerin and citric acid but misses the signature peppermint/linden waters and cocamidopropyl betaine surfactant of the source.

Shares glycerin and citric acid but replaces the betaine cleanser with poloxamer/PPG systems and swaps peppermint/linden water for rose water, plus adds salicylic acid and arginine not in the source.

The source's defining feature is a cocamidopropyl betaine surfactant base with peppermint and linden floral waters, but this uses a completely different sodium cocoamphoacetate/salicylate system with bamboo water instead - only citric acid overlaps.