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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on October 8, 2015
This product really does work. I had watched youtube videos and read reviews and thought this can't possibly work like they are showing. It's a darn wash cloth made out of blanket material! And seriously.... o.O ....how often do things like this actually work? It's so gimmicky! LOL....I finally just bit the bullet and ordered....and now I'm wishing I would have ordered it sooner. I do believe that in order to get this to work like it should you need to do what the directions tell you. When they say to drench it you really need to drench it and I'll tell you why. I tried this 2 different ways one with it wrung out and one with it drenched.
Here is the "Wrung out test"...treating it just like a wash cloth:
I had a harder time with it wrung out because the fabric wants to hold on to your skin and as you buff in circular motions or even just swipe/wipe there is a lot less give and it's harder to move on your face. This is ESPECIALLY true with the eye area. If you use this wrung out on your eyes you WILL loose eyelashes. It doesn't matter how easy your doing the rubbing. This is an immediate NO WAY for me
The "Drenched test"...and I mean sopping wet:
Man what a difference. The key to this is doing what it tells you to do from the beginning. You have to drench the cloth in warm water at least. I like to have my water a little warmer because it feels nice but as long as it's warm you're good to go. With the cloth sopping wet I was able to get the makeup off easier and quicker and I also had no problem with my eye area. I found that working in circular motions worked best for me. The fabric does still "grab" but nothing like it did when the cloth was wrung out.
Both ways did remove ALL my makeup. Used a makeup wipe after using the product and the makeup wipe came away perfectly clean.
Was it a bummer that I have to stand over my sink to take my makeup off because the cloth was soaking wet instead of being able to watch my TV while I took my makeup off???...Sure, but that's nothing compared to the money this thing will save me in makeup wipes, cotton rounds, and eye makeup remover! Not to mention the fact that this is machine washable and can be reused over and over again. This thing has cut my "makeup removing" routine down to half the time. Now all I need is the Makeup Eraser and my Purity to wash my face.
One of the main things I really like about this product is that you don't have to worry about it leaving a residue on your face since it's just water and the cloth. That is something I will not miss with the makeup wipes and eye makeup removers. One other thing I would like to mention is that once I am done using the cloth I will wash it by hand with dish soap or a small amount of laundry detergent and scrub it that way and then hang it up to dry for the next day and so far that's worked out well for me. I put it in the wash at least once a week for a "deep clean".
Here is the "Wrung out test"...treating it just like a wash cloth:
I had a harder time with it wrung out because the fabric wants to hold on to your skin and as you buff in circular motions or even just swipe/wipe there is a lot less give and it's harder to move on your face. This is ESPECIALLY true with the eye area. If you use this wrung out on your eyes you WILL loose eyelashes. It doesn't matter how easy your doing the rubbing. This is an immediate NO WAY for me
The "Drenched test"...and I mean sopping wet:
Man what a difference. The key to this is doing what it tells you to do from the beginning. You have to drench the cloth in warm water at least. I like to have my water a little warmer because it feels nice but as long as it's warm you're good to go. With the cloth sopping wet I was able to get the makeup off easier and quicker and I also had no problem with my eye area. I found that working in circular motions worked best for me. The fabric does still "grab" but nothing like it did when the cloth was wrung out.
Both ways did remove ALL my makeup. Used a makeup wipe after using the product and the makeup wipe came away perfectly clean.
Was it a bummer that I have to stand over my sink to take my makeup off because the cloth was soaking wet instead of being able to watch my TV while I took my makeup off???...Sure, but that's nothing compared to the money this thing will save me in makeup wipes, cotton rounds, and eye makeup remover! Not to mention the fact that this is machine washable and can be reused over and over again. This thing has cut my "makeup removing" routine down to half the time. Now all I need is the Makeup Eraser and my Purity to wash my face.
One of the main things I really like about this product is that you don't have to worry about it leaving a residue on your face since it's just water and the cloth. That is something I will not miss with the makeup wipes and eye makeup removers. One other thing I would like to mention is that once I am done using the cloth I will wash it by hand with dish soap or a small amount of laundry detergent and scrub it that way and then hang it up to dry for the next day and so far that's worked out well for me. I put it in the wash at least once a week for a "deep clean".
