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Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleansing Eco Pads, Reusable, 3 Pack
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Summary
Ultra-soft reusable Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleansing Eco Pads activate with Micellar Cleansing Water to thoroughly remove makeup and cleanse skin.
Benefits
- An ultra-soft reusable microfiber pad that activates with Micellar Cleansing Water to thoroughly remove makeup and cleanse skin
- Re-usable, lasts up to 1,000 washes
- Zero Cotton Pad Waste
- Hand wash with soap and water after each use
- Removes tough makeup even the leading wipes can't, leaves less waterproof mascara residue. Use Waterproof Micellar Cleansing Water and Reusable Eco Pads
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Remove Eco Pads from carton. Wash thoroughly with soap & water before 1st use. Use as many Eco Pads as needed to fully remove makeup and cleanse skin. Saturate Eco Pad with the Garnier Micellar Cleansing Water of your choice. Gently swipe eye, face and lip area and continue until make-up is removed. Cleaning your Eco Pads: Easy to wash! Hand wash with soap and water after each use.
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Best Thing Ever!
I love Garnier Eco Pads! They're just as advertised. I purchased the 3pk in Nov 2021. I wash them as recommended the pads don't fray on the ends plus continues to hold its original shape after washing.
Most Helpful Critical Review
I love makeup remover cloths but just not this one
I was very skeptical of makeup remover cloths that only need water. I found this on sale and picked it up along with some micellar water. The cloths definitely remove makeup wonderfully and absolutely do not need the micellar water. Garnier is just trying to make a little extra cash by getting you t...
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Disappointed
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The most annoying thing is the pads move around while you are cleaning your face. The pad is two layers, so it slides back and forth. It should have been quilted together.
Disappointed
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The rounds are only secured in the edges, so they squish and slide around. I can't get a consistent pressure as I apply to my skin.
Better and softer than cotton rounds
I have nothing bad to say about these reusable pads. I think they are great and super soft. It absorbs the Miceller water really well and takes all my makeup off. I find that using dawn dish soap cleans the pad very well and gets everything off. I would recommend!!!
Total waste of money
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I do NOT understand how these were designed and made. When I add the micellar water to the pads, it rolls off! The only way I can get it to go into the pad is to cup a pad in one hand, add a little micellar water, and then press it into the pad with my fingers. Ridiculous! Also, making them as two pieces joined only around the edges means that when you start to wipe your face, the two layers shift and roll rather than providing a stable surface for cleaning your face. Lousy product, very expensive for what they are, and they DON'T WORK! I took the loss, threw them away, and went back to cotton rounds.
Nope
while I love the idea of a pad that's washable, these have a bit of a flaw. because they are two pieces of fabric sewn together, the two sides move independent of one another. some stitching across the pad to keep it in place would be ideal, but I think I'll stick to the idea I saw on the internet which was basically cutting a thick washcloth in smaller pieces and putting an edge seam on them. upside - they are soft and washed well, but not a fan