Beauty Washcloths

Jennifer Nelson
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February 7, 20050 found this helpful

I use those, thank you for the tip, I will try it.

Jennifer
Northern Virginia

Jo Bodey
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February 7, 20050 found this helpful

But not cheap enough for me! What's wrong with soap and water on your hands or on a reusable wash cloth? Perhaps I'm blessed with good skin but I've never found any 'newfangled' skin cleaning aids anything but a marketing ploy to part us from our money. They certainly don't make any difference to my skin!

Regards

Jo

I thought I was the only one who did that! LOL!!!

Carrie
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October 10, 20050 found this helpful

I use 100% Egyptian cotton white washcloths, 13" x 13." Reuseable, bleachable, washable, and soft, soft, soft.

If those beauty washcloths are made of a paper product, it means you're wiping your face with wood. I prefer cotton.

Thus I am not tied to any one cleanser, and I'm not filling up the city dump.

The washing cloths are good for keeping in your car. I cut them up into fourths and keep them when I need to use them to wash my hands while on the road.

Debbie Dzurilla
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February 1, 20060 found this helpful

I don't normally use those paper beauty cloths but have found them to be convenient when traveling, especially when we went to Russia to adopt our children! In Europe washcloths are not the norm. I decided to just take some of those cloths with me as they were easy to pack, I just put enough for ea day in a baggy....I used those for my face and took along a net puff to use for my body.

c w

August 27, 20070 found this helpful

I had a sample pack of the Olay cloths & loved 'em! I know they're "wood" or paper but they REALLY made my skin feel SO soft, like velvet! And yes, I cut them in half too.

I have a long body 'buff-puff' cloth thingie that I really scrub my face with a few times a week, but it really doesn't do as nice a job as the Olay cloths unfortunately.

Cloth washcloths seem to pull on my skin too much. There are some facial "erase wrinkles & acne" type cloths being sold on eBay & I'm longing to try them, but the seller messed up my order & I never re-ordered.

Has anyone tried those from eBay??

G J Amber

May 7, 20080 found this helpful

I use cut up old t-shirts for face cloths. They are the softest thing I have found.