‘I’m obsessed with them’: Victoria Beckham on the £7 cleansing pads Nicola Peltz introduced her to

Victoria Beckham has just revealed her go-to make-up removal method and the essential buy only costs £7!

In a recent episode of the Breaking Beauty Podcast, Victoria Beckham told listeners that Nicola Peltz- actress and Brooklyn Beckham's fiancé - had introduced her to a sustainable alternative to make-up wipes and cotton pads and that even Harper loves them too.

Here's what VB had to say during the podcast:

'I'm obsessed with them, I use them and take them everywhere, Harper loves them as well. Nicola Peltz was the one that introduced us to them. You can reuse them, so they are sustainable, which is key. They're really great and they take off make-up really REALLY well as well. They're soft on your eyes as well, so yeah, I really like them!' - Victoria Beckham.

So what must-have piece of beauty kit are we talking about here?

Drumroll please....! Meet Face Halo, the one-step make-up remover and cleansing option. Each pad uses microfiber technology to cleanse skin and remove make-up gently and quickly.

You don't even have to apply a make-up remover. Simply add water and the pad works to lift make-up and daily dirt and grime in one.

Shop: Victoria Beckham's Favourite Cleansing Pad From Just £7

Victoria Beckham has always made clear that sustainability is a priority when it comes to her own Victoria Beckham Beauty line, so it makes sense that this sustainable cleansing option ticked boxes for the fashion designer.

Each Face Halo pad is reusable and can be machine washed up to 200 times. The stats speak for themselves too. Since Face Halo launched in 2017 the product has saved over one billion - yes, that's one BILLION - make-up wipes from ending up in landfill. Now those are numbers worth shouting about.

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