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SmittyPack of 5 Reusable Microfibre Skin Cleansing Mittens

Pack of 5
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Pack of 5
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Due to the nature of this product it cannot be returned unless sealed and in original packaging.

About

A Smart Mittens is a microfibre mitten that completely deep cleans your skin in seconds using nothing but warm water!
The tiny Smart Mitten fibres can absorb the finest, microscopic particles of oil, dead skin, impurities and even bacteria. By gently massaging they deep clean your pores. The result is a superior cleanse that eliminates the very environment (oil, dirt, bacteria and grime) in which skin conditions can erupt, without disrupting the sensitive acid mantle (pH) of the skin.

They can be used with cleanser, but work perfectly with just warm water. They are especially designed to be safe, effective, convenient and the simplest solution to skin cleansing.

Product Features
  • Pack of 5
  • Can be used with or without cleansers but only warm water is necessary.
  • Rub mitten gently over baby’s head, face and body (especially in little creases); wherever the Smitty touches, it cleans!
  • Teething/drool cloth – Smitty absorbs over 7 times its own weight in moisture so it can be used to mop up the “acid” laden baby saliva that can chaff & inflame skin.
  • Nappy area wipes – a dampened Smitty can clean the nappy area instantly with warm water only & either be washed immediately or turned inside out and stored in the ziplock bag.
  • Face & hand cleaning – Smitty cleans 99% of bacteria off the skin and is portable & convenient to use anytime.
  • Please clearly mark each Smitty for its individual use i.e. Bathing, feeding and nappy changes – do not cross use after washing.
  • Smittys are recommended to be replaced every 2-3 months.
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