Yes, micellar water can effectively remove sunscreen from the skin. Micellar water is a gentle and effective cleansing solution that contains micelles, which are tiny oil molecules suspended in water. These micelles have a hydrophilic (water-loving) outer layer and a lipophilic (oil-loving) inner layer. When applied to the skin, the micelles attract and trap dirt, oil, and sunscreen particles, allowing them to be easily wiped away.

Sunscreen formulations often include oils and emollients to provide protection and hydration, making them water-resistant. However, micellar water's dual-action nature allows it to effectively dissolve and remove these oily substances, including sunscreen, without harshly stripping the skin or disrupting its natural moisture barrier.

It's important to note that while micellar water can effectively remove most types of sunscreen, it may struggle with highly water-resistant or waterproof formulations. In such cases, a dedicated oil-based cleanser or a double-cleansing method (using both micellar water and a traditional cleanser) may be more effective in thoroughly removing stubborn sunscreen residues from the skin.