For external use only. Remove cloth from foil packet, unfold and gently wipe from front to back. Consider yourself picked-up. Use only once, then throw away.
Cleansing Cloths
Ever feel the need for a little pick-me-up? And we’re not talking about a cup of coffee here. We’re talking Cleansing Cloths. They’re the perfect way to freshen up during your period, post-workout, right after that four-hour plane ride – you name it. Designed to wipe away odor-causing bacteria, they’re pH-balanced to work with your body’s natural chemistry. And good news – they’re dermatologist- and gynecologist-tested for gentleness. So stash ‘em in your purse or gym bag, and use them whenever, wherever. We promise, we’ll make more.
- pH-balanced
- Dermatologist- and gynecologist-tested
- Gentle formulas won't irritate sensitive skin
- Alcohol-free and hypoallergenic
- Available individually wrapped or in a secure soft pack for discreet and convenient use
Available in:
- 16ct individually wrapped and 32ct soft pack – Sheer Floral®
- 16ct individually wrapped and 32ct soft pack – Simply Sensitive
Overall Rating
"Summer's Eve Cleaning Wipes"
I have been a big fan with your products, especially the fresh wipes. I SUPER APPRECIATE the feeling the wipes give me. I'm fresh, dry and smelling like fresh flowerz. I have started my female relatives to using them and your other products. Thank you
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These are great! Especially when I feel like freshening up during and after my period.
How should I use Summer's Eve Cleansing Cloths?
When can I use Summer’s Eve Cleansing Cloths?
Summer’s Eve Cleansing Cloths are perfect for when you feel you need a little extra freshness. A lot of women use them during and after their periods or every day to help stay fresh. The wipes gently cleanse to remove odor-causing bacteria from the vaginal area.
Can I flush them?
We recommend you do not flush Summer’s Eve cloths; toilets can be so temperamental these days!
Do you test your products on animals?
No, Summer’s Eve products are not tested on animals.
