Yes To Detoxifying Charcoal Wipes

Yes To Detoxifying Charcoal Wipes
Yes To Detoxifying Charcoal Wipes

The Yes To Detoxifying Charcoal Wipes shouldn’t be as weird as they are – as it turns out, changing the colour of a face wipe from white to black IS strange, but only because we’re so used to seeing them white. What does it matter what shade they are? I guess the reason they’re white in the first place is so that you can physically see all the grime and makeup coming away – 100% more satisfactory but it doesn’t affect the effectiveness at all. But its like the idea of black tissues or black cotton wool… just.. not what I’m used to!

Personally, I would be using these wipes not as cleansing wipes but as a finisher after cleansing. They contain charcoal and lycopene (they’re part of the Yes To Tomatoes range and tomatoes contain lycopene which is an antioxidant) plus salicylic acid. They’re far more suitable to oily or combination skins than dry but I like the idea that they just pick up any missed bits of makeup or debris at the same time as purfiying the skin. A ‘belt and braces’ kind of product.

The fabric is compostable, which I also like, although I find it hard to believe that the wipes are that dark with no dye involved – apparently, however, there is not. Yes To claims 95% or more natural and is cruelty free.

The Yes To Detoxifying Charcoal Wipes are £4.99 HERE.


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5 responses to “Yes To Detoxifying Charcoal Wipes”

  1. Interesting discovery! 🙂 Will check it out!

  2. That’s exactly how I would use them, and how I use their original Yes to Tomatoes wipes too. I remove make-up as soon as I get home, then use a wipe as a finisher; as I’m spot-prone, I want the salicylic acid to stay on my skin, undiluted by other products. The white wipes are really good and I have the black ones to try, which I’m looking forward to!

  3. Rebecca

    Ooh I’m really intrigued by these, I wonder if they would help with my clogged pores on my chin if I used them after cleansing and make up remover. I’m willing to try anything really, and at £4.99 they’re a bargain

  4. Charcoal seems like such a skincare trend right now, but I always wonder if it’s as effective as it’s claimed to be. I’m not a fan of makeup wipes but I’d like to try some of Yes To’s other products, as I’ve heard great things.

    Angela / Blush & Pearls

  5. OMG! So interesting. I wear so much makeup so I am always looking for detox products! These look and sound so great!!

    Mel | http://www.thegossipdarling.com

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