Are Amazons under-$20 makeup removing wipes with 100K monthly purchases *actually* worth it?

I didn’t think I’d ever replace my usual makeup remover.For years, I’ve ended every night the same way: reaching for my Garnier micellar water to melt away my makeup because I knew it wouldn’t leave my skin feeling dry or irritated.Makeup wipes have never really been my thing.

Too many of the ones I’ve tried have felt rough on my skin or left my face feeling tight.But after trying the Clean Skin Club Clean Towels, I’ve found myself breaking that routine more and more.I’d seen these all over Amazon (in fact, they’ve been on my list of products to try for months!), where they’ve racked up more than 100,000 monthly purchases.

I finally decided to see what all the hype was about.The first thing that stood out to me was how incredibly soft they are.

They don’t have that scratchy, thin feeling I associate with traditional makeup wipes.They’re thick, plush and feel surprisingly gentle.I wear makeup most days, so taking it off is something I never skip.

Whether I’m wearing a light layer of tinted moisturizer or a full face with waterproof mascara, these towels make the process feel effortless.I don’t have to tug at my skin or go through multiple wipes to get everything off.The biggest surprise was how my skin felt afterward.

They didn’t strip my skin, which is huge for a makeup wipe.That’s the main reason I’ve always stuck with my Garnier micellar water; it cleanses without leaving my face feeling dry.

These gave me that same comfortable, hydrated feeling, and that’s what convinced me to keep reaching for them.Not to mention, Clean Skin Club also sells different variations of these, which are less-talked-about but also in my collection of worthy Amazon beauty products.When I really want to up the ante on anti-aging, I reach for the brand’s Healthy Aging rendition to help prevent fine lines and wrinkles.If my skin is having a hormonal acne flare-up, its Blemish Control wipes for my end-of-day skincare routine.

And I obviously own th...