Beauty

[Sugipine]

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@Misplaced Parisian wrote:

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@Sugipine wrote:

I have the Campanelli ones and although they are nice and very soft, for me they are actually too soft and too thick for me. I prefer a thinner, slightly more textured towel to wash my face...that way it gently exfoliates and I have control over that with a thinner towel. I hope that made sense.

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@Sugipine  Totally agree with wanting a thinner towel to wash my face.  I'm having difficulty finding thin, 100% cotton, white ones.

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@Misplaced Parisian 

There were some cotton wash cloths on Amazon that @suzyQ3  mentioned a while back. I can't remember the name brand she said. Hope she sees this and pops in.

[Misplaced Parisian]

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@Sugipine wrote:

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@Misplaced Parisian wrote:

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@Sugipine wrote:

I have the Campanelli ones and although they are nice and very soft, for me they are actually too soft and too thick for me. I prefer a thinner, slightly more textured towel to wash my face...that way it gently exfoliates and I have control over that with a thinner towel. I hope that made sense.

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@Sugipine  Totally agree with wanting a thinner towel to wash my face.  I'm having difficulty finding thin, 100% cotton, white ones.

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@Misplaced Parisian 

There were some cotton wash cloths on Amazon that @suzyQ3  mentioned a while back. I can't remember the name brand she said. Hope she sees this and pops in.

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@Sugipine  Squeals of glee!  Thank you.  Hopefully she'll pop in and tell us.  Thank you.

[Misplaced Parisian]

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@Misplaced Parisian wrote:

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@Sugipine wrote:

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@Misplaced Parisian wrote:

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@Sugipine wrote:

I have the Campanelli ones and although they are nice and very soft, for me they are actually too soft and too thick for me. I prefer a thinner, slightly more textured towel to wash my face...that way it gently exfoliates and I have control over that with a thinner towel. I hope that made sense.

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@Sugipine  Totally agree with wanting a thinner towel to wash my face.  I'm having difficulty finding thin, 100% cotton, white ones.

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@Misplaced Parisian 

There were some cotton wash cloths on Amazon that @suzyQ3  mentioned a while back. I can't remember the name brand she said. Hope she sees this and pops in.

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@Sugipine  Squeals of glee!  Thank you.  Hopefully she'll pop in and tell us.  Thank you.

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@Sugipine  I found the posts....brand on Amazon is Salbakos, in case anyone else is interested.  I'm ordering a pack.   

[Sugipine]

Yay! Good detective work! @Misplaced Parisian 

[suzyQ3]

@Misplaced Parisian & @Sugipine 

Yes, that was the brand. However, I found that there were getting dingy very easily if I use them to remove a face full of makeup. So I tried another brand on Amazon called Circlet Egyptian Cotton Hotel Collection.

Basically, they're the same. I am using less makeup these days, though. I still recommend them, even with that caveat. Just use on face only once and replace them when they're too dingy for you. I personally just care more that they are clean.

[Alison Wonderland]

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@Sugipine wrote:

I have the Campanelli ones and although they are nice and very soft, for me they are actually too soft and too thick for me. I prefer a thinner, slightly more textured towel to wash my face...that way it gently exfoliates and I have control over that with a thinner towel. I hope that made sense.

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I have a set of the Campanelli Fresh Face towels and two sets of Campanelli Microfiber cleaning towels I've been using on my face for years. I think the thicker ones are good for getting wet and removing the makeup, but I prefer the thinner ones for actually washing my face.

[Misplaced Parisian]

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@suzyQ3 wrote:

@Misplaced Parisian & @Sugipine 

Yes, that was the brand. However, I found that there were getting dingy very easily if I use them to remove a face full of makeup. So I tried another brand on Amazon called Circlet Egyptian Cotton Hotel Collection.

Basically, they're the same. I am using less makeup these days, though. I still recommend them, even with that caveat. Just use on face only once and replace them when they're too dingy for you. I personally just care more that they are clean.

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@suzyQ3  Thank you very much for the information.  I greatly appreciate it.  I just might have to order a bundle of the Circlets too.  Smiles.