Core use: Wiping the face, hands, blowing the nose, etc.

Features:

High wet strength: It can still maintain a certain toughness and strength after being wet, and it is not easy to break or fall off. In this way, no paper scraps will be left on the face when wiping.

Soft and skin-friendly: It has higher requirements for skin touch and is usually more delicate and soft than toilet paper.

Added moisturizing factor: Some high-end facial tissues will add moisturizing ingredients (such as cream, aloe vera, glycerin) to reduce friction.

Not easy to decompose: This is the key difference from toilet paper! Facial tissue is not easy to decompose in water and cannot be flushed into the toilet.

Form: Boxed pull-out type is the most common, and there are also small-packaged handkerchiefs.

Subdivisions: Ordinary facial tissue, handkerchiefs (small packages are portable), moisturizing paper (containing cream, etc.), makeup remover paper, beauty towels, etc.