Cleansing Towels Hydrating 25 pcs by Diadermine Laboratoires are ready-to-use cleansing and make-up removing wipes for dry or sensitive skin. With a gentle wipe, they remove even waterproof make-up from the face, require no rinsing, and are also suitable for travel.

Key Benefits

• Gently remove make-up, including waterproof formulas
• Cleanse dry or sensitive skin
• Suitable for the face and eye area
• Ready to use instantly, making them a practical choice for travel

You get a ready-to-use method of cleansing and removing make-up with no rinsing required.

Ingredients

The formula is enriched with moisturising milk. The listed ingredients include:

• glycerin
• sweet almond oil (Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis Oil)
• tocopherol
• konjac root extract (Amorphophallus Konjac Root Extract)
• squalane
• fragrance

The ingredient overview allows you to take into account the oils, extract and fragrance contained before use.

Use and Dosage

Gently wipe the face with the towelette to remove make-up. It can also be used on the eye area. No rinsing is necessary.

After use, close the packaging carefully to prevent the wipes from drying out.

You can cleanse your face and eye area using a ready-to-use wipe with no rinsing required.

Packaging and Volume

• Pack contents: 25 make-up removing wipes
• Net weight: 0.156 kg
• Country of origin: Poland

The resealable packaging contains 25 wipes ready for immediate use.

About the Brand

The roots of the Diadermine brand trace back to France at the beginning of the 20th century. In 1904, physicians Giambattista and Cornelio Bonetti patented Diadermine and founded the company Bonetti Frères. They sold a water-in-oil emulsion that formed the basis of a medicinal cream, which pharmacists used for treating and caring for wounds.

In the 1950s, the brand developed its first anti-wrinkle cream. Its current principles combine high skin tolerance, efficacy, transparency and sustainability.

The brand's history builds on its original pharmaceutical use and continues with principles focused on tolerance and transparency.