These reusable cotton rounds are a simple replacement for disposable items and they’re perfect for everyday skincare routines. You’ll never want to go back to buying cotton balls again when you switch! Soft and washable, these eco-friendly facial rounds can be used for removing makeup, applying toner, or cleansing your face without creating single-use waste. They’re also gentle on your skin and the environment Unlike single-use cotton pads that are thrown away after one use, these rounds are designed for repeated washing and long-term use. They’re a practical option for anyone looking to reduce waste in their skincare routine without changing how they care for their skin. Add a small laundry bag to make washing your facial rounds stress free! Each pad is approximately 3" diameter. Alternative To Single use makeup wipes, disposable facial rounds, and cotton balls: Each pack replaces at least 1,000 single use cotton balls or pads repeatedly for years. Care Instructions Machine wash cold with like colors and tumble dry low or air dry. Pads are not pre-washed, so expect some shrinkage. Additionally, since the fabric is not pre-washed it is least absorbent when first used, but cotton flannel gets thicker and more absorbent after a few washes. Ingredients / Materials Rounds are made from 100% cotton flannel. Edges are surged with polyester thread to prevent fraying. Paper band, Handmade in OR About the Brand Sarah Dooley, owner of Marley’s Monsters, started her sustainable journey in 2013 after the birth of her first child Marley. After making her own cloth baby wipes, she realized she could save both money and waste and started designing functioning cloth versions of other single use items. What started as a project in her living room has turned into a global community of people seeking sustainable solutions together. Fabric products are handmade in their production studio in Eugene, Oregon and wood products are handmade in their home woodshop by Sarah’s husband Chad. Their mission: Empower people to make simple swaps for a better future. End of Life Remove stitching and compost cotton flannel towel. The thread can be recycled with textile recycling or bring back to store so that we can recycle it properly. The paper band can be composted.
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