LastRound The Reusable Makeup Round Pads, pack of 7

At first sight, cotton seems like a great material: it`s biodegradable, soft, and plant-based. But have you ever wondered just how environmentally friendly it really is? The answer is not so much. It takes around 20,000 litres of water to create 1kg of cotton. Besides, cotton contributes to environmental pollution through the use of pesticides and insecticides. It also exposes both cotton growers and consumers to toxic chemicals that are used during production.

LastRound is a reusable alternative to makeup pads and cotton rounds. They're made of a shape-shifting fabric and feels just like regular cotton rounds when wet. Use to move makeup or to just clean your face and enjoy a wonderful light exfoliation.

The rounds are made of 70% Scandinavian wood fibers and 30% cotton fibers that are too short to be used in the textile industry.

LastRound is made of 100% renewable materials and each round is compostable. The case is designed in Denmark, produced from Recycled Ocean-Bound Plastic, and fits well in your toilet or makeup bag.

How do I wash the rounds?
The rounds are machine washable at up to 60C/140F. The manufacturer suggests washing them in a mesh laundry bag, as this will extend the lifespan of the rounds.

How do I get makeup stains out of the round?
Most liquid makeup, like foundation, is oil-based, so the way to remove the stains is by using a grease-fighting agent, like dish soap. Wet the area, and apply dish soap to the stain with a soft brush, and then launder the rounds.

Can I use the rounds to remove nail polish?
The rounds can be used with nail polish remover, but they will likely not last as long, and it's important that you clean them thoroughly, otherwise leftover nail polish will make them stiffer. Once a round has been used for nail polish, it should only be used for nail polish.

How long will the rounds last?
The seven rounds of a LastRound case are expected to last for 1750 uses in total. To preserve the rounds we recommend washing them in a mesh laundry bag.

How do I dispose of the rounds at their end of life?
The rounds are compostable with your household waste.