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Epielle Green Tea Cleansing Tissues

Hey guys!!

I had ran out of my usual make up remover and my mom had bought some wipes from the grocery store, Fiesta, for $1. I wasn't going to go to the store till the next week so I decided to try these out.


The only good thing about these wipes is that they have a decent scent. Now lets get into what I hate about these wipes.

First, I have used other make up removal wipes before and they are very moist and its very easy to remove make up, however, these wipes are too dry for me. They are very rough on my skin no matter how gentle I try to be.

Secondly, it doesn't remove your make up very well. I have had to use about 4 wipes to remove my make up. Other wipes I used I have used I only had to use 2 wipes.

Last but not least, it actually BROKE me out!!!!! I have normal to dry skin and I don't break out too often and nothing I have ever tried on my skin has broken me out!! This gave me a new pimple everyday I used it!

I don't recommend this for people with acne proned skin because if these wipes broke me out then it will definitely break you guys out!! I prefer the Neutrogena make up remover wipes.

I guess you get what you pay for right??!

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