Finally, a towel
that won't break you out.
It started with my own skin.
I had acne, and then I had everything acne leaves behind. I did the lasers, the peels, the facials. Every time my skin got better it slid back within weeks and I could not work out why.
The expensive part of my routine was being undone by the cheapest thing in my bathroom. A towel that had been damp since Tuesday.
Aestheticians already knew this. They would never put a used towel on a client's face. It made no sense that the rest of us were doing it at home every single morning.
So that is what Face Cloths is. One clean towel, every time. It is the only thing I wanted to make, and it is the only thing we make.
The fine print, in real talk.
isn't single-use wasteful?
Fair question, and the honest answer is that it depends what you compare it to. A cotton towel gets washed in hot water two or three times a week for years. Ours is 100% cotton and biodegradable, so it breaks down rather than sitting in landfill. No microplastics, no detergent, no dryer.
why not just wash your towels more often?
You can, and it still will not solve it. A towel is damp for hours after you use it, and damp cotton in a warm bathroom is where bacteria multiply. By the time it is dry enough to be safe, you have already used it again.
will these irritate sensitive skin?
They are made for reactive skin. Fragrance-free, dye-free, 100% cotton, and soft enough to pat rather than drag. If your skin flares at everything, this is the least eventful thing you will put on it.
what does your towel have to do with acne?
More than you would think. Reusable towels carry, harbour and trap bacteria, and that bacteria can lead to breakouts, acne and irritation. A towel stays damp for hours between uses, which is exactly the condition bacteria need.
Switching to single use gives you a clean towel every time, so none of it goes back onto your skin. That matters most right after you cleanse, or straight after a treatment, when you have just done the work of getting your face clean.