Clean Skin Club Clean Towels XL.

"These are nice. You get a really good amount of uses out of them. Sometimes I'll cut them in half because they're pretty big. These are the XL version. They're [...] really nice for if you're just doing a quick morning cleanse or if you don't like to switch towels often. These are good especially if you have acne prone skin. Sometimes your towel can hold a lot of bacteria. So these might be more convenient for some people that don't have the time or patience to cleanse their towels more often."

"I don't use these a lot, but once in a while they come in handy, the Clean Skin Club towels. What I love is sometimes I'll just use them for drying off, and if I wash my brushes or something I'll lay the brushes on the other side of it to get more use from it, or I'll use it to clean up my countertop."

"I'm going to wipe my skin off with a Clean Skin Club towel, which are nice."

"For these types of things, I don't like using just a regular towel. I like being as sanitary as possible. So I use these Clean Skin Club towels. [...] A towel if it's used more times is not as sanitary. I just prefer these because it's a little bit more [...] clean and sanitary."

"I love these things. [...] Paper towels feel rough as a pine cone compared to these Clean Skin Club towels. I ran out of these on one of my counters and I grabbed a paper towel and I used it and I was like, 'Oh my gosh, this feels horrible compared to a Clean Skin Club towel.' And they're made of bamboo. So there is a lot of eco thought that goes into these. Even though they are a little wasteful, they're actually much more sustainable than anything else you would use, including paper towels."

"Having a clean towel on your countertop in a box that's soft, that's much softer than a regular paper towel. [...] The practicality and the fact that I'm using a new clean towel every single time when I wash my face is really nice. If my wife is wearing makeup or I'm using a tinted sunscreen, sometimes those white towels, whatever you're using on your face, it doesn't wipe wash off completely when you're washing your face and then they end up on that towel."

"But I had them, used them, and I was like, it's impossible to go back. The reason these are like, we like these is every single use is obviously clean, it's fresh. The material can be made of different things including bamboo, but it's relatively eco-friendly, still wasteful, but like relatively eco-friendly. And then it just feels like fabric. This is not like rough. It is the softest thing you'll put on your skin. And it's also very clean."

"I love these and I know that I get flack because of how much I love them but I keep coming back to them. I [...] had to go find the box from the stash out of reach from my nurses because there's one thing my nurses like to steal of my products and it's the Clean Skin Club towels. [...] I think there's a day-to-day utility with these and a practical application that just really makes it an extraordinary product. You'll find yourself using way more than you thought you would."

"You don't absolutely need it but you might want it. [...] I would consider the experience of this to be like Bounty plus, so it's a much softer towel than a traditional paper towel would be. [...] These are skincare you certainly don't need but you might want. You might either find convenience for them or you may find benefit to your skin. If you're somebody who finds it not something you're actually practically going to do is switch out your towels every night."

"Even though it's not expensive, I do feel guilty about it because I use so many of them, [...] for my own face and when I give my daughter a bath. These are the [...] XL size, the original, 18 dollars currently. [...] They never go bad, so you can stock up on a year's supply. [...] It's really truly one of the most practical things you'll use in your life, one of my most reused items throughout life."

"I recommend Clean Skin Club towels because we use them in the office on patients since you can only use a towel once before you throw it away. I also recommend these at home for people who don't wash their towels frequently enough. I do think it's a great hygiene hack to use a clean towel, especially if you're someone who's acne prone to use a clean towel every single time that you dry your face."

"These are the absolute best. If you don't like the feel of a washcloth, if that's too rough for you, which it is for me, if you don't want your laundry soap and softener in your skin, I used to use a makeup eraser towel. I just find that this gives my skin just a whole lot less irritation. So I have switched over to those I think gosh three years now. And the clean skin club towel company is amazing. They are just so reputable. I just [...] find them one of the best companies that I work with."

"Clean Skin Club, one of my favorite cleansing cloths ever. I have ditched my washcloths in favor of these. They're biodegradable from viscous bamboo."

"They have this really cool magnetic closure now. They've really upgraded their game. And you just pop one out, cleanse your skin, and it I just like it so much more than a washcloth. So, I've been hooked on these now for about four years since they launched them."

"Clean Skin Club sent me a travel pack of their extra-large cleansing towels. I transitioned to the Clean Skin Club towels about a year and a half ago. I much prefer these to a microfiber towel for cleansing in the evening and a washcloth. They're soft, they help get all the makeup off, they rinse clean, and they're biodegradable. You can pop them in your organics container. So these are my choice for cleansing in the evening."

"I have mine in their cute little bamboo box. I love these for cleansing. I prefer them to a washcloth, I prefer them to the Magic Eraser. I just find that not having to worry about whether I've gotten the detergent or the bleach out of my laundry is just very helpful for me in protecting my skin. I have super sensitive skin so if you do you might want to consider them. They're made of viscose bamboo or viscose eucalyptus so you can just put them into your organics."

"I am currently using my Magic Eraser cloth, but I ran out of my very favorite Clean Skin Club cloths and I use those because they do tend to give you a clean one at a time and I do get breakouts of acne and there's supposedly much better for acne prone skin because you do get a clean cloth every time and you're not introducing, if you have sensitive skin like me, introducing trace particles or trace amounts of your detergent and soaps from the towel. So I've had really good luck."

"I love these for washing at the end of the day, they just make my skin feel so soft, so fresh. I have a little sensitivity to laundry detergents and was tired of dog hair in my makeup erasers and towels, so I switched to these a couple years ago. [...] They're really large, I can use one for about two cleanses, and [...] they're made of bamboo, biodegradable, and go in the organics. They've been my absolute favorite cleansing cloth for a couple years running."

"These Clean Skin Club towels were all the rage on TikTok a year or so ago. I did a whole video about how people were using these to dry their face claiming that it was a game changer for clearing their skin, which is just like so misleading."

"These Clean Skin Club towels are sort of silly in my opinion. I [...] think they're kind of glorified paper towel. [...] We're drying our face with an active ingredient infused towel. Acne breakouts are not a hygiene issue. [...] You can just frequently wash your towel in hot soapy water."

"I also like to recommend Clean Skin Club towels. These are disposable skincare towels that are soft on the skin. They do not disrupt our skin barrier and they don't harbor all of this bacteria like our classic towels and washcloths can. So that is another thing you can do to really help cut back on acne-causing issues on the skin."

"I like these by Clean Skin Club. [...] A soft facial skincare towel and again this is dry, no water. You can just gently remove the makeup from your skin with this."

"I'm going to show you the optional step you can add before this cleanser if you have on heavy makeup or sunscreen... [...] let me wash this off I'll show you the optional step you can put in before this again to protect your Skin Barrier while you are cleansing so cleanser is removed quick drying of my face with this Clean Skin Club towel this is bamboo material it is super soft this is a very important tip I'm going to share with you for this Skin Barrier reset routine being very cautious about what towels you are using to wipe the skin clean to dry the skin because if you are using an abrasive or rough washcloth it's not good for your skin barrier this is so soft it is very very absorbent these are my top pick top recommendation for skincare towels so this is what I use"

"One of my favorite parts of my routine is using these towels, they're so luxurious. [...] Using dedicated skincare towels is really so important because it keeps bacteria off the skin which can be the trigger of acne and other skin problems. It's super soft and gentle on your skin barrier compared to like normal rough towels and washcloths, and these are highly absorbent. I mean it's very thin but super absorbent. You can use it through your whole routine."

"These are the softest thing you're going to feel and made of bamboo. [...] I use these all the time and get a lot of use out of them. I'll put a little bit of makeup remover or micellar water on it and gently wash away my waterproof makeup or any makeup. [...] The thing I love most about them is that they're soft, you can get a lot of use from one a day from morning to night, and they don't harbor bacteria like reusable towels do."

"I use these towels by Clean Skin Club. I remove my makeup with this, so this has replaced cotton swabs for me. I use it to pat my skin dry, then clean off my countertop surface, and I'm done with my skincare routine. It's clean and gentle on my skin every single time. So with this item here, you know that you are not worsening your acne at all. They are 100 percent biodegradable, compostable, ethically sourced. It's a clean, cruelty-free, and vegan brand."