Hey everyone!
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| Credit: Ulta |
Let me start off by saying that I love my makeup routine. And I wear makeup almost everyday. What I don't love is taking it all off at the end of the day. Don't get me wrong, I love the feeling of wiping off nasty ass, worn foundation but I'm so lazy at the end of the day that it's a task to complete my nighttime skincare regimen. But what I've found recently has made the first step of my skincare routine, which is wiping off as much as I can without washing my face, dare I say, kind of fun. I know. The drama.
So what I am referring to is the ULTA Makeup Removing Towel Set. They're petite 7" by 7" microfiber cloths that are fantastic at removing foundation, concealer, bronzer, brow pomade- basically anything besides waterproof mascara. What I used to use, which is the Honest™ 3-in-1 facial towelettes, are amazing. They do a great job as far as moistened towelette abilities go, but they never fully removed everything. And they’re the best that I’ve used so far. And I’ve used many. But with these cloths, you are able to remove way more than wipes allow for (but like I said, not including wp mascara). All you do is wet the cloth with water, wipe away your makeup, hand wash it, and then hang to dry (attached are orange tabs you can utilize). Or use a washer and dryer; it’s up to you.
Another great perk to these cloths are that, by swapping these out with your traditional makeup removing wipes, you eliminate a portion of single-use products from your life. Which means you create less waste. These cloths have more longevity than a pack of 20-something wipes. So you also save money. #win
And for all my sensitive skin ladies (or men) out there, you can chill because these cloths don’t have any chemicals that you may be allergic to in them.
So, basically, these microfiber cloths are my newest faves. And I'm already planning on gifting these as Christmas and birthday presents. Just try them out. They're cheaper than continuously buying makeup removing wipes, they don't contain chemicals, they're easy to use, they don't tug at the skin- you get the point.
Let me know if you try these out!
Allison
PS: Microfiber cloths are not a new creation so I'm sure you can find some on Amazon for less money.
