Meet the Bambury Elvire Face Washer 6 Pack Ã¢ your ultimate choice for luxurious face care! It is the perfect balance of luxury and functionality, with a reversible design to suit any mood or environment.

Key Features

Luxury Softness: Crafted from 100% Cotton on one side and featuring a sumptuously soft zero-twist cotton on the front, our face washers redefine the meaning of comfort.
Contemporary Elegance: Each face washer boasts a modern ribbed border, adding a touch of sophistication to your daily routine.
Super Absorbent: Our face washers are designed with a super-absorbent 600gsm fabric that effortlessly soaks up moisture, making them perfect for the entire family.
Gentle Exfoliation: Treat your skin to a gentle exfoliation with these face washers, leaving your face feeling rejuvenated and refreshed.
Durable & Easy to Care for: Made to withstand the test of time, these face washers are not just a delight for your skin but also incredibly durable, ensuring they remain your trusty companion for years to come.

The Bambury Elvire Face Washer 6 Pack is designed for individuals who appreciate the simplicity of style in their daily skincare routine. It's the perfect choice for those who seek both comfort and elegance in their face washers. Experience the difference as you use these face washers to cleanse and exfoliate your face gently. Pamper your skin with the softest touch, all while maintaining a chic and minimalist aesthetic in your bathroom.

Includes 6 Face Washers

SIZING

Face Washer Sizing (AU)

Face Washer 33x33cm

FABRIC

100% Cotton

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Wash separately before use, wash with similar colours, warm machine wash, do not soak, do not bleach, do not wash in products containing optical brighteners, may be tumble dried - warm, warm iron if required, do not dry clean.

Lindies Residence - Neutral Color scheme bathroom

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