Use as a flannel or wipe for your face and body. Also suitable for the delicate soft skin of your baby.
Description
This organic cotton and bamboo face muslin is woven by hand in Kerala and sewn into squares by the wonderful Gramodaya Women's co-operative.
Many muslin cloths you will find on the market will not be made with organic cotton and consume an enormous amount of water in their manufacturing. Not only that, it can be extremely hard to find out exactly where they are made and under what conditions. We hope that you enjoy knowing that you are contributing to 'slower' fabric production as well as supporting a family business and empowering a co-operative while you are at it.
Directions For Use
Dampen the cloth with warm or cool water and use to gently remove cleansers.
- If you have dry skin or sensitive skin, try using really cold water to remove your cleanser.
- If you wish to open the pores and remove dirt from deep within, you can use the cloth warm or hot.
Rinse the cloth after use and allow to dry before its next use. Wash every two to three uses on a cotton wash.
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