Under the Nile Sherpa Cotton Washcloths (12 pk)

5 reviews

We use these on my baby’s face after mealtimes. They work well and are a good size and texture.

I've been using these when I was my face at night to remove sunscreen for almost a year now and I'm glad I purchased them. I like that they have a very soft side and a side that is a little more rough (but not too rough). I use the rougher side for the initial sunscreen removal and then the soft side for washing. They do roll up when using a dryer, but I don't mind because I just pile them in a small container by my face stuff.

I had bought these to use on my face to help with irritated skin. These washclothes are super soft and don't scratch up my face in anyway. I've seen an improvement just from using these alone! I definitely recommend.

I like the item itself so far, but the major issue I have with this product is that it ships in a plastic poly mailer, andnailer, of that plastic envelope is a clear plastic baggie with the product inside, taped shut with clear plastic tape.
I know that some items ship directly from the manufacturer which is maybe what happened here? But the label still says Earghhero, so I'm not sure. Either way, I thought Earthhero and all of the companies earthhero works with cared about the environment and their plastic use? I care not only about the eco friendly nature of the product I perched, but also about the way it's packaged and shipped to me.
Other than that issue, I do like the product. As another reviewer mentioned, the're textured differently on each side. One side is like a t-shirt type of material, and the other side is a softer texture, like the fabric you'd find on the inside sleeves of a sweatshirt.
I agree they're a bit on the small side, but I knew that in advance so it's not a problem for me since I got them just to remove makeup, wash my face, and for use in the shower to wash my body.
I machine wash with powder detergent and hang dry them. They stay flat if you air dry them and they dry pretty quickly. I've only washed them once so far, but I think they'll hold up pretty well over time.

These are soft, easy to clean. The way they're woven one side is softer and fuzzier than the other, which gives two different (but still soft) surfaces to clean with. They're about half the size of traditional washcloths and have a tendency to roll up in the dryer, which is great for me. I let them stand on end rolled up in a basket in my bathroom drawer, they don't take up much space, easy to grab, and I don't have to fold them.