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Gentle X-fol Cloth (x2)
A soft muslin facial cloth to gently exfoliate skin whilst removing make-up and impurities
Gentle X-fol Cloth (x2)
A soft muslin facial cloth to gently exfoliate skin whilst removing make-up and impurities
- Regular price
- $20.00
- Regular price
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- Sale price
- $20.00
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Benefits
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Re-usable and an eco-friendly alternative to face washer
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Gentle exfoliating 100% cotton fabric
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Quick drying, machine washable, bacteria resistant
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Convenient sealable storage pouch
Description
Made from 100% cotton, this reusable facial cloth gently exfoliates and helps remove makeup and surface impurities. The X-fol cloth will boost your cleansing routine to achieve clean, polished skin. Purchase two.
Made from 100% cotton, this reusable facial cloth gently exfoliates and helps remove makeup and surface impurities. The X-fol cloth will boost your cleansing routine to achieve clean, polished skin. Purchase two.
Recommended for
• All skin types and conditions
Key ingredients
100% Muslin Cotton
A note from Terri
This is the perfect partner for your Synergie Skin cleanser to gently exfoliate while you cleanse! The Gentle X-fol cloth is made from high-grade muslin cotton with fine natural fibers that gently slough away dead surface cells and impurities. This convenient cleansing cloth is eco-friendly, re-usable and machine washable.
Directions
Use with any facial cleanser to thoroughly remove makeup and impurities. Rinse after each use and allow to dry.
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