We often neglect the small changes we could make in our daily lives to help our planet. With the simple swipe of a makeup wipe, your face can now be makeup-free!
Sounds too good to be true?
Here’s the catch: it is. As much as it brings your makeup removal process from 10 minutes to 2, is it really worth harming the environment over makeup wipes that are not biodegradable?
All makeup wipes are disposable, meaning that you can throw them away. It doesn’t automatically mean that it’s biodegradable. What this means is that most of these wipes won’t break down in a landfill, contributing to environmental pollution.
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You can start making a difference today, by making a sustainable change by switching from your regular disposable cotton pads to the Whipd Reusable Makeup Remover; which has been designed to help contribute to a better outcome for the planet.
It takes approximately 5-6 months to break down cotton pads, and that’s quite a long time, when taking careful consideration! When making the switch, you will find that it is so much easier to remove your foundation after a long day.
By choosing a reusable makeup remover pad, you can eliminate the waste from a whole bag of single use cotton pads knowing that you are contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable planet earth.
Cleanse better with Whipd nanofiber range
What is it?
No ordinary duo. Sustainable, reusable makeup removers made of soft, condensed nanofibers that attract dirt like a magnet to lift off particles.
The result is quickly cleaned skin without the use of any harsh ingredients.
Feels: Effortless, Soft and Clean for reusable makeup
A more sustainable future can start now
Switching to a reusable makeup remover also helps the environment.
The choice is easy.
Benefits include:
- Sustainability
Our forests are precious for our eco system. Whipd only work with FSC Certified vendors for their boxes and shippers.
- Eco Conscious Methods
Cotton pads and wipes are handy, but our planet needs us now more than ever to update and move our habits to sustainable ways.
Switching to a reusable towel or puff saves time, money and helps the eco system.
Introducing: “Try Me Pack” – SHOP NOW!
The ‘Try Me Pack’ can be used for your face or body cleansing, with or without cleansers.
Get the Best of Both Worlds, including:
- A reusable makeup removing puff
- A reusable makeup removing towel
Both are created with condensed nanofibers that attract dirt like a magnet to lift off particles!
Additionally, you can experience benefits such as:
Supporting a reusable and eco-friendly product to begin with, which is derived from NanoFibers that reach into lines, creases and pores therefore allowing for proper cleansing which helps against skin congestion as well as boosting skin circulation for healthier skin!
This is also a great product for individuals who have sensitive skin and children.
The superpower of whipd
Whipd’s ‘Try Me’ nanofiber makeup remover, REMOVES makeup, SPF, oil, pollution, dead skin cells and face masks with just warm water!
It is designed with dual layer fabric, with a nanofiber density and length that has been created for OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE!
Isn’t it crazy to think that it takes 100 years for the makeup wipes we use daily to break down?!
You can start to make a pledge for this new decade and advocate for reducing waste by using sustainable items.
Switching to a reusable towel or puff saves time, money and helps the eco system.
Visit Whipd today to start cleansing better while removing makeup ethically!
FAQs
Are reusable Makeup Remover Pads good?
Makeup remover cloths and reusable cotton pads aren’t just more eco-friendly (by helping cut back on landfill waste caused by disposable cotton rounds and makeup wipes), they’re also a more affordable option.
Why are regular makeup wipes bad?
Beauty Expert Jane Scrivner explains: “Face wipes are harsh on the skin because they contain strong, drying chemicals that strip the skin of its natural oils, altering the delicate pH of your acid mantle, which can cause inflammation and irritation
