Name: Video Review of KITSCH Eco-Friendly Resuable Mini Rounds 7ct: Beige OS by {{userName}}
Uploaded: 2023-04-13T22:33:01.538Z
Duration: 28 s
Channel: Maria Sandoval
Description: Watch a video review of KITSCH Eco-Friendly Resuable Mini Rounds 7ct. Join Flip to watch product reviews by real shoppers, seamlessly shop a wide selection of brands and earn as you review your favorite products!

I am going to show you these set of seven eco-friendly face rounds from Kitsch. These are made from natural bamboo and organic cotton, so they're great for the planet. No filters here while I use it and take off my makeup. I'm going to use a little bit of micellar water and then apply to my eye to remove my eye makeup. Once I'm done with these, I can just throw them in the wash for the next time I want to use them.

I just got these Kitsch face rounds. These are mini and eco-friendly. They're reusable so you can reuse them as many times as you want to. This is what the packaging looks like. It comes with seven of these and they're actually really nice. They're very soft. I kind of thought they'd be more rough and I really like this texture. I put a little bit of toner on here and I'm just going to apply it all over my face using the cotton round. I think it worked really well and I do recommend these. I would definitely buy these again. I think they're perfect. I love how eco-friendly they are.

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Okay, so I'm getting ready for bed. I'm gonna be trying these Kitsch Brands Eco-Friendly Reusable Face Round. First impressions are they're really soft and stretchy. I love that they're reusable. I'm gonna be putting some micellar water on it. And it works so well, and it feels just like a normal face round. I cannot wait to incorporate this into my everyday routine.

Today I'm using the Kitsch Reusable Eco-Friendly Mini Face Rounds. It comes in a pack of 7, one for every day of the week. I've been using it to apply my toner every night and personally I've been loving it because it's just as soft, it's reusable, it's washable, and it's bigger than my normal face rounds. What better way to help out the planet? Till next time!

Okay, ready? This is like the true test. If the simplest rounds work, then we're good. Oh my gosh, I've never seen this mask do that before. What? Ew, look at all my blackheads. Okay, okay, okay.

These are the Kitsch face rounds I've been using. I love that they're still soft to use and that they're reusable so they're better for the environment. I use them to wipe off excess product and then after I just wash them like this. Here they are, brand spanking new and ready to use again.

These are reusable, eco-friendly mini face rounds. They are made from natural bamboo and organic cotton, and they come in a pack of seven. With a three inch diameter, I think these are the perfect size and they are very soft. They didn't scratch or irritate my skin. I combine these with a mistler water and I remove my makeup with ease. My final thoughts, they're clean, sustainable, and easy to use. I will continue to use these as part of my daily routine. Bye guys.

Hi Flet Family, I'm doing a review on the Kitsch Cleanse Moisturizing Spa Gloves for your dry chapped hands, that of which I always have. These are gel lined and they have the great little touch pad so while you're moisturizing you can still use your touch devices. I used the Beauty Super Body Hydrator that I also got from Fliq and as you can see the inside is gel lined. It's pretty heavy so they feel a little awkward on your hands but I don't think you're supposed to do much while you're moisturizing. Just put them on, let them sit for 20-30 minutes and my hands do definitely feel more moisturized. They're not comfortable to wear, well not terribly comfortable, but I can see doing it here and there when I really need the hydration. So we'll see you when I get back.

Here I'm using the Quiche moisturizing spa gloves. There comes two in the package. And as you can see my hand is pretty dry and wrinkly here. I put on some lotion in my hands, lather it, then I put on the gloves for about 20 to 30 minutes. And at the end you can see that my skin has been rejuvenated and a little bit more volume to it.

I love these moisturizing spa gloves from Kitsch. You can put lotion on your hands before you apply the gloves, but they are already pre-treated with a special oil treatment. As you can see, the inner lining has this treatment already, so you don't have to use lotion. I actually prefer not using lotion with them. There is plenty of room in the fingertips if you have long nails. Unfortunately, the tech fingertips did not work for me. I couldn't use my phone while I was wearing these, so I just used the 20 minutes to watch a TV show and it was great. You can store the gloves in this reusable pouch, which is very convenient. The gloves are also hand washable, so you should get many, many uses out of them. Here is the back of the package, which lists the benefits and the directions. Feel free to tap the screen to pause if you want to read this. These worked great, even without lotion. Just using the gloves alone, my hands felt moisturized after 20 minutes.

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Video Review of #KITSCH Eco-Friendly Resuable Mini Rounds 7ct by Maria Sandoval

Video Review of #KITSCH Eco-Friendly Resuable Mini Rounds 7ct by Maria Sandoval