"You should call this the MAGICAL MakeUp Eraser because
it literally changed my life." -Tiffany Johnson Verified Buyer Pink OG
"You should call this the MAGICAL MakeUp Eraser because
it literally changed my life." -Tiffany Johnson Verified Buyer Pink OG
"You should call this the MAGICAL MakeUp Eraser because it literallychanged my life" Tiffany Johnson Verified Buyer Pink OG
✓ Exclusive patent
✓ Special blend of polyester
✓ Works like a suction cup
✓ Consisted of millions of tiny hairlike fibers
✓ 10-50 times thinner than a human hair
✓ Adheres to makeup and gently pulls it up and out of the skin
Bath towels are generally woven with a loop or pile that is absorbent. MakeUp Eraser is made with fibers that stand straight up and generally repels water, and when soaked with water created a magnet for makeup and dirt. In general, microfibers are made with a conjugation of polyester, polyamide, and polypropylene, and although great for cleaning the house, not so much for cleaning your face.
✓ Exclusive patent
✓ Special blend of polyester
✓ Works like a suction cup
✓ Made up of millions of tiny hairlike fibers
✓ 10-50 times thinner than a human hair
✓ Adheres to makeup and gently pulls it up and out of the skin
Forces of ions that attract to create suction.
"Dr Batra, why didn't you think of this"? "I wish I had".
Dr. Sonia Batra - Certified Board Dermatologist
Bath towels are typically woven in a loop or pile that is absorbent. MakeUp Eraser is made up of millions of tiny hairlike fibers that stand straight up and when wet, work together to reach and suction all makeup, dirt and oil out of each individual pore. General microfiber cloths are made with a conjugation of polyester, polyamide, and polypropylene and can be abrasive to the skin. The Original MakeUp Eraser is a premium plush polyester blend designed for makeup removal for sensitive skin and dermatologist approved.
Forces of ions that attract to create suction.
"Dr Batra, why didn't you think of this"? "I wish I had".
Dr. Sonia Batra - Certified Board Dermatologist