When a late night at the train station or a long flight overseas leaves you feeling drained, it can be difficult to rally once you reach your destination. Sure, loading up on caffeine will give you a short burst of energy and sleeping for a couple days sounds great, but neither option will refresh you in time to take on a new day right out of the arrivals gate. For a fast, easy, no-mess refresher, Yes To! Face Wipes are a traveler’s best friend.
Yes To! products are made with natural ingredients and each line is based around one particular fruit or vegetable. Tomatoes
, cucumbers
, carrots
, blueberries
, coconut
and grapefruit
are used in the wide range of products offered. From shampoo to make-up specially formulated to meet specific needs, Yes To! makes it easy to find a natural option that works for you.
Yes To! Face Wipes are available in every line, each clearly labeled to help you determine which will work best with your skin. For anti-aging, Yes To! Blueberries is best. If acne is a concern, reach for Yes To! Tomatoes. All smell fresh and clean, without the heavily perfumed scent of less natural options. The wipes are pre-moistened, with enough moisture to wash your face and neck, as well as swipe up your arms if the recycled air of the plane has you feeling a little grimy.
The convenience of face wipes is no secret. Throwing a pack in your carry-on guarantees easy access to a pre-moistened wipe that can be used to remove make-up, clean your face and make your skin feel rejuvenated after a long day of travel. But leaking packages and harsh chemicals can make them more of a hassle than a helper. With Yes To! Face Wipes, leaking is no problem and the wipes are gentle on sensitive skin. Yes To! also offers different sized packages, ranging from 10 wipes to 40, so you don’t have to take up too much space in your bag.
Yes To! Face Wipes are available at retailers around the country, and can be ordered through the Yes To! website.
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