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The Face Shop Herb Day Cleansing Tissue Review

Shoutout to my beautiful readers in Norway! You were number 1 yesterday! And I discovered something interesting. At 3:36 am yesterday (your time), 19 of you from Norway were reading my blog! I am honored to keep you company during those wee hours in the morning. Whether you were preparing for your day, can't sleep, or just decompressing, I hope you found something useful and inspiring here. 



If you’ve ever had to wipe away makeup with a rosacea flare in full swing, you know the stakes are high. I've been using The Face Shop’s Herb Day Cleansing Tissue for about two months now—and I was pleasantly surprised. Even with my ultra-sensitive, flaring skin, this held up beautifully.


These wipes are gentle, with a light scent that doesn't overpower. What’s more, the fragrance fades nicely once you rinse your face. I always follow up with my go-to White Seed cleanser and everything feels clean afterwards.


This isn’t my first rodeo with the Herb Day line. I used the Herb Day Cleansing Cream back in 2011 (yes, I have the post to prove it!) and the results were just as solid then. Some formulas don’t need fixing—and this feels like one of those classics.


💡 Why I keep repurchasing: These wipes often go on sale, so I grab a few whenever I see them stocked. They’re excellent for removing foundation—unlike NoBrand's makeup wipes, which struggled with full coverage.


📷 See the packaging above? Soft greens, floral print—it looks like a garden for your face. And in a way, it is.


Final Verdict: Effective, budget-friendly, and kind to reactive skin. Definitely a keeper.


See how I use this for travel here. And, I discovered that it's great for removing lipstick stains on clothes! 


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