Danielle Creations Erase Your Face Eco Friendly Reusable Make Up Remover Cloths- Multipack Box of 4 Brights

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I can see myself using this along with make-up remover, but I don’t think I can let go of my cleansing products completely… except maybe on a particularly lazy night. Even then, I’m using a two-phase remover for my eyes (mega-review coming soon!). Make-up Remover Cloths

The Kitsch Microfiber Makeup-Removing Towel is very, very soft; so soft that I gave it a five in that department. If the name is any indication, this washcloth is specifically designed for removing makeup, so if that’s what you’re looking for, consider this a worthy option. The one downside of this washcloth is that it won’t remove all of your makeup. While it wiped away my tinted moisturizer, cheek tint, and concealer easily, it just wasn’t a match for my waterproof mascara (which I learned throughout this testing process was incredibly hard to remove in general), so I gave it a four for makeup removal. The Wonder Towel MakeUp Eraser Cloth is made up of a delicate fabric blend of polyester and silk fibres that with a very unique weave present to you the ultimate face cleaning solution. This fabric technology behind it is the secret that helps break the bond between make-up and the skin. When wet the eraser creates a hydro-mechanical action that loosens the surface tension of the oils that bond make up to the skin. Anyone who wears makeup knows that removing it can be the worst part — until you find the right makeup remover. "Makeup removers work on the principle of 'like dissolves like,'" explains GH Beauty Lab chemist Danusia Wnek. For longwear cosmetics and waterproof makeup, "exposing it to water won’t move the formula that much — an oil-based product is needed to remove it, which is why makeup removers work so well at removing stubborn makeup." The Wonder Towel MakeUp Eraser Cloth removes 100% of your makeup with water only. Absolute magic! A revolutionary product that should be in the hands of every mom and makeup user in SA! It is a real game changer in the entire makeup industry. Just wet the cloth and remove your makeup. This includes waterproof eyeliner and mascara, HD makeup, stay fast lipstic and much more.Wring out any additional water and hang on your towel bar to use again the next night. You can use a different section each night. One thing worth noting: It stains easily. It’s machine washable, so I threw it in the dryer, and my makeup was very visible on it afterward. So if you want it to maintain its chic look, I recommend using stain remover and rinsing it out before tossing it in your washer/dryer. I’ve been a fan of Coyuchi for years, so I was excited to try this washcloth. It has a very chic look to it, thanks to the subtle gray stripe detail at the bottom, which I’m a big fan of. It just looks good hanging up in your bathroom. DISPOSABLE makeup removers are becoming more and more expensive. Thus you use and dispose of it so you are literally throwing money away. Meaning every time you buy makeup wipes or cotton wool , for you and your daughter etc. it is money out of the window. With the MakeUp Eraser Cloth being reusable – it is the most inexpensive makeup remover product on the market. With over five years’ experience in beauty and health journalism, Florence has written for ELLE, Women’s Fitness, Sister Magazine, National Geographic Traveller and many more, with a strong sustainability angle thread through much of her work.

Versatility: Since heavy makeup or everyday routine can leave your skin dull or clogged, there are makeup remover cloths available with exfoliation benefits too. Designed with dual-tones, you can enjoy the softer side for erasing and use the exfoliation side to scrub or for intense cleaning. Our panel of 69 testers trialled 12 reusable makeup remover products over a two-week period. They judged everything from the design and the material to how effective they were at removing makeup.Portability: A handy and portable towel is always the best option. So, in case you have to travel, it wouldn’t take up much space in your makeup or skincare kit. Environmental concerns aside, the preservatives used to keep wipes bacteria-free can irritate dry and sensitive skin. Ever been left with a stinging face after "cleansing" with a wipe? That's why. So, swapping to reusable pads is not only kinder on the planet, it's gentler on your skin too. How we test It does not gather odour or bacteria like a regular scratchy wash cloth, so no need to wash it daily Throughout testing, I learned different materials are geared toward different skin benefits and goals. For example, muslin exfoliates well, while polyester is relatively good at removing makeup. Ultrafine microfibers (like what Face Halo Reusable Pads are made of) are excellent at removing makeup. Silk can remove makeup without you even having to wet it first. Cotton is a basic, effective material that will cleanse well and remove makeup. The feel is very soft and luxurious (more so on the flannel side, but the muslin side is soft as well), so I gave it five for the overall feel. The muslin side is incredibly exfoliating, earning itself a score of five for exfoliation as well. It’s nice and small, too, which I love; it’s never fun when a washcloth takes up too much space.

Bubble fleece/minky fabric – Supposedly this is similar to make-up remover cloth fabric. I haven’t tried this yet but if it works, this would be a great way to get a whole bunch of cloths on rotation!

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Adding warm water to the removal process helps loosen make-up as well. Make-up remover cloths in action Dr. Purvisha Patel is a board-certified dermatologist and the creator of Visha Skincare. What to Look For in a Washcloth Material Can overexfoliate – The make-up remover cloth requires a bit of scrubbing, which can irritate your skin if daily physical exfoliation is too much for your skin. Verdict Material: The material should be gentle on the skin and preferably made of ultra-fine soft fibers to deliver a soft and spa-like experience every time you use. Also, there are reusable and eco-friendly options available too. Disposable face wipes, cotton pads and balls contribute to the huge volume of waste produced by the beauty industry every year . They either end up in landfill, where they fail to fully decompose, or they flow into the ocean, often harming sea life.