Reusable Bamboo Makeup wipes don't only benefit the Earth, they will also save you tons of money on single-use wipes.
Traditional wipes use formulas and chemicals that cause irritation and irritability on your face, while the texture of our bamboo wipes mixed with warm water is enough to remove makeup without affecting your skin.
Reusable
Each one made of biodegradable gentle bamboo fabric that can be washed and reused over and over.
Mash bag is included
It includes a mesh bag that makes washing your wipes easy -- simply toss the used wipes in the washing machine and hang them to dry! The bag is also great for traveling and storage of your new reusable makeup wipes.
Product description
- Size: 2.76" in diameter.
- Material: 2 layers of super soft silky feel bamboo fleece.
- Package: 9 makeup remover pads with 1 Laundry Bag.
- Each cloth will last 1000 times washes.
- They're re-usable and are beyond soft and absorbent.
Directions:
- Simply wet the makeup remover pad with warm water to ensure the cloth soaks up, and use with makeup remover or soap.
- Gently wipe off the remains of the day in a circular motion.
- Flip cloth over and continue until all makeup is wiped
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