grace & stella XL Plant-Based Disposable Face Cloths (60) Review 2026: Is it Worth It?

XL coverage — the large viscose sheets cover face and neck in one swipe, reducing product waste and the need to use multiple wipes during cleansing.

Plant-based viscose — made from biodegradable viscose (not cotton), the fabric is soft, lint-free, and formulated to minimize irritation for sensitive or reactive skin.

Dual-sided design — one smooth side for gentle cleansing and a lightly textured side for mild exfoliation, so one cloth can handle makeup removal and surface dead-skin lift.

Wet-strength durability — reviews report the sheets remain intact when soaked and can be used with cleansers, oils, and balms without shredding or leaving fibers.

Hygienic single-use workflow — disposable format reduces transfer of bacteria vs. reusable towels, useful for acne-prone skin, shared bathrooms, or travel.

Packaged for convenience — sealed box with individually folded sheets keeps the stack sanitary and allows one-at-a-time dispensing for quick routines.

Cost-effective per box — at typical retail pricing reviewers report favorable cost-per-cloth relative to premium disposable alternatives while matching performance.

Not abrasive enough for deep manual exfoliation — users wanting strong mechanical exfoliation report the textured side is mild.

Single-use waste — despite being plant-based viscose, disposable format still produces regular trash; home compostability can vary by local facilities.

Slight chemical smell reported by a minority — a faint factory/packaging odor was noted in some reviews, though it usually dissipates with use.

Box top can tear — packaging works but the box lid can be fragile, making long-term dispenser-style access slightly awkward.

Not a substitute for reusable towels where sustainability goal is to eliminate disposables — some buyers may prefer washable cloths for lower waste.