Brand:Simple
Simple Kind to Skin Biodegradable Facial Cleansing Wipes 25 Pieces
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About this product
- Brand
- Simple
- Store
- Big W
- Category
- Health & Beauty > Personal Care > Cosmetics > Skin Care > Makeup Removers
- SKU
- 275265
Specifications
- Pack
- 25 pack
Love make-up, but don't love a drawn-out cleansing routine? Our Simple Kind to Skin Biodegradable Cleansing Wipes deliver instant cleaning power that’s both tough on make-up and gentle on your skin. One wipe is all you need to clean a full face, instantly removing waterproof make-up and traces of daily pollution, leaving your skin feeling sparkly clean and fresh. What’s more, these cleansing wipes are powered with vitamin B5, vitamin E, and pro amino acids, boosting their skin-loving benefits. All three help to maintain a refreshed, healthy-looking complexion, protecting your skin against nasty pollutants and supporting its natural barrier. For a detailed breakdown of each skin-boosting ingredient, you’ll find an easy-to-understand list on the back of the pack. To use, simply remove one sheet from the pack and wipe your face and neck all over to gently lift away everyday grime, impurities, and make-up, holding for a few seconds over any stubborn areas. No need for rubbing. When you’re done, dispose of used wipes in the garden compost bin and they’ll disappear in just 42 days. Remember, never flush them. Proudly known as UK’s No.1 wipes, Simple Wipes stay true to our commitment to responsible and ethical care. Crafted with naturally derived materials, the FSC® certified plant-based fibres come from forests that are sustainably managed to maintain biological diversity.
