ODOXIAReusable Makeup Remover Pads Zero Waste Eco-Friendly Rounds 15 Natural Organic Double Layered Cotton Pads Face with Laundry Bag Super Soft for All Skin Types Bamboo Cloths for Facial Cleansing

These reusable face pads are great and I'm glad I made the jump away from the disposable cotton ones.Just to address some concerns other reviewers had, I didn't find them thin or flimsy they are made from two layers of material. It does take a split second longer for the miceller water to soak into them compared to the disposable pads, I just hold it flat in the palm of my hand so it doesn't run off. They wash and dry well, I stack them up in the hot press and that seems to help them keep their shape.The little bag is so handy for washing them so they don't get lost in the machine and I have it hanging from my dressing table so I can put the used ones in it.I bought two sets of these so I always have enough in rotation between washes.

Disappointed. These are very flimsy with no substance so I have to double fold them to use then feels harsh on my face. Also micellar water or toner just runs off. Don’t feel getting thorough clean like cotton wool does. Also remained stained after hot wash in bio. Gutted as not keen to return to cotton wool for environment ☹️

They’re fine at taking makeup off (fine, not great), but they seem impossible to clean. The above photo is of the pads I used once b it have been through the washing machine twice and are still not clean. Not worth it.

The pads are a good size and come in 3 different colours.I like to use the black pads with cleanser to remove my mascara. I use the others for my toner.They wash well and dry quite quickly and I like that they come with a wash bag.I now just need a nice storage container.

I have to admit, I feel better about myself using these rather than using cotton wool. They're definitely better for the environment. However, they're really thin and are basically two bits of material sewn together at the edges. The problem is, as you're using the pads and wiping your face, the two bits of material move separately which makes it annoyingly fiddly to use.