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The best thing to use to get the make-up off is a product called Cold Creme -- it's basically a godsend for removing any make-up, really, and it moisturizes your skin while it's at it.
As a tip for your contacts, I'd suggest changing the solution you keep them in regularly, and try to see if you can find a solution for sensitive eyes. Of course, it might also just be the frequency that you wear them, and your eyes simply aren't used to them being in your eye.
If you keep having trouble with it, I'd suggest maybe carrying around some eye drops in a pocket or something of your cosplay or having someone holding onto it, and then putting a few drops in when your eyes get irritated. I used to have the same problem when wearing contacts, so this is all from experience.
I may not be the person you asked, but I hope to have been some help to you! Good luck with your cosplaying.
I was really happy to find a good reference photo of her pendant. It's painted on craft foam with metallic paint and shaded in areas so it wouldn't be so flat looking.