Beauty Kit Essential Red

Had these in mind to clean off eye makeup but they are not soft enough. I am using the excellent container for traditional cotton wool rounds / good idea but don’t like the texture of your rounds on delicate skin

the pads look like pressed fibre. i washed them and hoped they would become more flexible, but rhey remained stiff and for me unusable. I will sew some new one from a nice fabric to use.

It works ok, but the rounds shrank in the washer (it says cycle up to 60, thats what I did.) They dont fit in the box anymore. Too small, they fall out the bottom.
After first wash the makeup stains dont rinse off as before.
So all in all it does what it says but theres also room for improvement

These were a present for my wife in view of the perceived practicality which we applaud. However they are impractical.
She wears hardly any make-up (particularly in Covid-19 times) and simply wetting and squeezing them out has minimal impact after each use. so it is not practical to put each one in the washing machine after each use and goodness knows how heavy make up users get on.
Maybe there is a solution available to get used rounds clean?

After carefully going over the reviews on Last Round, I have some suggestions for Last Object. If I were to create this product myself, there are a few things I would want for sure. Firstly, Better choices with the container colour availability. In most cases I usually settle with typical black or white only because most available colours are not to my liking in general. Lets just say there is a very good reason most vehicles you see driving on the road are mostly white, gray & black. People like having options, that's important. So when it comes to the actual round itself options would be great, such as what material you would like your round composed of. In terms of usage, you have to ask yourself, what exactly are people doing with these rounds. For example, if I want to remove nail polish, I don't think I would want to use the same round later on my skin. I definitely would want a separate container for my face. I know when I use the typical cotton round, I certainly don't saturate with water before applying my product as that is just plain & simple wasteful. You may want to use a round to absorb excess product on your skin, it needs to be dry first. Now in the case you would want to apply a cleansing product, perhaps you would in fact need a wet round prior to application. After using a water saturated round, I certainly would not want to stuff it somewhere air can't get to it so mold can ensue. I visualized a round with a hole in the center, perhaps a flexible silicone stem that can be inserted through the hole for drying purposes, to hang on a hook, carabiner, bungie etc. and air dry. If I'm using multiple rounds at a time, I would like to have the ones I have freshly washed get adequate air to dry, so having a stem with nips along it's length so the hole in the middle would prevent it from touching the next one beside it. I visualized a candy necklace design with raised bumps (nibs)~spacers) in between each round (they must be flexible). You want to be able to pull the rounds over the silicone stem yet have them not touching each other for drying purposes. You of course would need the stem with the nibs (spacers) on it to attach in a loop configuration (for drying purposes), something that is flexible, yet with a secure clasp that holds together well until you choose to put it away after using. I definitely would want my rounds stored in a container that closes completely to protect from dust and debris, the current open design is not optimal in its current design. I can visualize in my head what this could look like. Anyhow take these suggestions and sift it for its gold, I would love to see what you come up with. BTW Dark purple/black is my favourite colour~ wink wink.

I found these very difficult to get out of the dispense, probably because they are still new, and the fibres are still very firm, but it was offputting. I don't really know how into these I'll be, but I did like the other products from lastobject, so I'll keep trying with these to see if I learn to love them.