Facial Cleansing Cloths For Any Budget

I hate waterproof mascara. It takes like 3 days for it to come off completely. Then, it is all over, and under my eye, and I feel like I am pulling at my eye lid with a wash cloth and soap, or rubbing, rubbing, rubbing my eyes to get it off. I am more aware at this age that I should not do that to my eyes. I am just begging for wrinkles and sagginess. However, sometimes it is inevitable and there are certain situations in life that call for waterproof. Even just cold weather can attribute to my eyes watering and then finding myself in the office bathroom trying to wipe off the black under my eyes with cold water, toilet paper, and sick-ass soap.

Why has it taken me so many years of wearing makeup to find these glorious wipes? They even come in handy when I just DO NOT want to wash my face at night because I am so exhausted.

Facial wipes are a girls best friend. I keep them in my purse, bathroom and nightstand. I know how important it is to take your make-up off now, and I can’t just skip a night. Actually, I keep my wipes and an eye cream in my night stand so I have no excuse to not do those important steps.

Koh Gen Do Cleansing Spa Water Cloths are made with thermal water from Yumura Hot Springs in Izumo, Japan. It uses pure water that replenishes and rejuvenates the skin with nutrients all while cleansing your face. White Birch Sap, harvested only three weeks in early spring, contributes an abundance of minerals and xylitol as it lifts off makeup, oils and residue. No washing or rinsing required. These wipes are all the the cast of Glee uses. The show’s Key Makeup Artist Jennifer Greenberg revealed that “The Koh Gen Do Cleansing Spa Water Cloths are the best that I have used.
These wipes can be found at Barneys.com or kohgendocosmetics.com for $35.00.

Philosophy Purity Made Simple One-Step Facial Cleansing Cloths. These wipes are propylene-glycol-free so they will not irritate even the most sensitive skin or around the eyes. They do not need water and will remove make-up and all skin impurities. Can be found at Philosophy.com for $20.00. 45 wipes.

Pond’s Clean Sweep Wet Cleansing Towelettes. These towels have great reviews for removing make-up with their soft textured cloth. Infused with Chamomile, Vitamin E and a triple tea antioxidant complex. No Rinsing needed. More affordable price of $5.69 for 30 cloths. They can be found at any drugstore. $1.50 off coupon can be found at Ponds.com. They also have Morning Refresh with citrus and cucumber, and Evening Soothe with Chamomile and White tea.

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Nichole says

March 19, 2012 at 5:54 am

I use a lot of waterproof mascaras and liquid liners, so I know how hard it is to get eye makeup to come off… Something I found that works great for me is Avon face moisturizer. It’s incredibly cheap and it comes in a big tub. I use a cotton ball with a tiny dab of the moisturizer to remover my eye makeup. It’s a bit greasy so after, I just wash my face with a gentle cleanser.
I think I have had the same tub for a couple of years now. It’s the only thing I use it for.

Great post!! I love quick facial cleansers. I tend to be too lazy to wash my face properly at night and these are also my go tos!

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