Reusable Make Up Remover Pads (Pack of 7)

Soft, double-layered brushed cotton pads that replace single-use cotton pads - now available in black and white. Pack of 7, handmade in Dorset by Moonie.

They work just like the cotton pads you're used to - use with your cleanser, toner or make up remover, then pop them in the wash and use again. One pack replaces hundreds of single-use pads.

The black pads hide make up stains, so they keep looking good wash after wash. The white pads are a classic choice if you prefer a fresh, clean look or mainly use them for toner and skincare.

• Pack of 7 - one for every day of the week
• Available in black or white
• Double-layered 100% brushed cotton
• 8cm round
• Removes make up and impurities
• Machine washable
• Plastic-free
• Vegan friendly
• Handmade in Dorset, UK by Moonie

Product Care

Machine wash up to 30°C and air dry. You can also hand wash in warm water with a little soap.

Rinse pads after use rather than leaving make up to dry into the fabric - it makes stains much easier to shift. A mesh laundry bag keeps them together in the machine.

Expect 10-15% shrinkage after the first wash - this is normal for this fabric.

FAQs

Should I choose black or white reusable make up pads?
Black is the practical pick if you wear foundation, mascara or eyeliner, as it hides stains. White suits you if you mainly use pads for toner, micellar water or skincare, or simply prefer the look.

How do reusable make up remover pads compare to cotton pads?
They're used in exactly the same way, with whatever cleanser or remover you already have. The difference is you wash them instead of throwing them away, so a single pack lasts for years rather than days.

Will the pads shrink?
Yes, by around 10-15% after the first wash. That's normal for brushed cotton and they stay a useful size afterwards.

Are these make up pads suitable for sensitive skin?
The brushed cotton is very soft and there are no synthetic fibres, so they're gentle on most skin types.

Who makes them?
Moonie, a small maker in Dorset who handmakes reusable pads in the UK.