A microfibre cloth that can be used to remove your makeup and clean up your belongings. (Just not one after another… Hygiene, please!) The best part of all? It’s pink.
You’ve seen Scrub Daddy’s iconic yellow smiley sponge everywhere. Combine that with popular makeup brand, Benefit Cosmetics, and you get a fun collaboration that definitely wasn’t on our 2024 Bingo card.
We’ll give it to Benefit and Scrub Daddy for being the only brands to come up with a unique yet functional dual-use product like this.
While it doesn’t look quite as flashy as Scrub Daddy’s usual cleaning products, the cloth comes in a soft, bubblegum pink for a touch of Benefit.
You can get your hands on the microfibre cloth in a limited edition kit, which includes cult favourites such as the POREfessional Deep Retreat Pore-Clearing Clay Mask mini, and the POREfessional Face Primer mini.
We understand the struggle of having to cleanse your face after a long day.
Instead of listening to the devil on your shoulder telling you to go to bed without washing off your makeup and sunscreen, this handy cloth could add some fun to your cleansing routine!
Together with the clay mask, you’d have an easier time removing gunk and buildup from your pores—there must be a reason why Benefit dubbed it “everything you need for your happiest cleaning session yet.”
Benefit launched its POREfessional line back in 2010. Since then, the Face Primer has cemented its place as a crowd favourite for its ability to minimise fine lines and wrinkles.
The POREfessional Deep Retreat Pore-Clearing Clay Mask caters to both oily and dry skin. As it dries down, it acts like a magnet, drawing out impurities and excess oil, minimising the look of enlarged pores.
Apply it onto clean and dry skin, then leave on for 30 minutes before rinsing clean for the best results.
The limited edition Benefit Cosmetics Scrub Daddy Kit is not available in Singapore just yet. If you can’t wait for the product to reach our shores, you can order it on benefitcosmetics.com for US$28 (approximately S$38) from 10 April by utilising a parcel-forwarding service like vPost.
