article_snippet.sent: Face wipes have long been a lazy part of our beauty routine to cleanse skin and shift make-up.
article_snippet.sent: But a new generation of wipes — known as radiance pads
article_snippet.sent: Face wipes have been part of our beauty regime for years now but there are a new range of wipes now that promise to not only to remove eyeliner and mascara, but also retexturise and brighten skin (stock image) Infused with exfoliating glycolic and fruit acids, as well as skin-soothers such as mango extract and liquorice, these new pads are beauty game-changers, offering all the benefits of a professional facial in a simple at-home swipe.
article_snippet.sent: With the expertise of top Harley Street dermatologist Dr Nick Lowe, Libbert puts some of these latest new-generation wipes to the test . . .
article_snippet.sent: These look like old-school wipes: big, rectangular, damp tissues that remove make-up easily and effectively.
article_snippet.sent: ‘A step up from regular wipes and good for twice-a-day use.
article_snippet.sent: This is a highly efficient wipe, but should only be used at night, as vitamin A is damaged by visible light.
article_snippet.sent: The wipe feels abrasive as you sweep The wipe across, but the collection of dirt is impressive!
highlights_snippet.sent: Face wipes have long been a lazy part of our daily beauty regimes .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: But a new generation of  wipes promises to retexturise and brighten skin .
  