Sentence examples for face cloth from inspiring English sources
noun
A small cloth used to wash one's face.
In display unit: Orla Kiely sculpted stem towels in Sulphur, from £3.50 for a face cloth.
I could have walked past the face cloth to go pay the bills from last month's credit card purchases.
A white-suited driver from the Ananda met me at the Haridwar station with a cold face cloth.
He looks as if he shaves with a face cloth, for all the good it does him.
She suddenly demanded a handkerchief from her band, complained that Barbra Streisand would already have a handkerchief at hand and tossed away a proffered face cloth.
An alcohol-free wash or lotion is ideal, especially used with a towelling face cloth (clean each morning) to help prevent blackheads.
I suddenly saw the living room for what it was, a loveseat adrift on a scrap of fabric roughly the size of a face cloth.
Amazing Face £10, Emma Hardie, marksandspencer.com For stressed skin: this mini cleansing balm and face cloth will be a real treat for anyone feeling the effects of the cold weather.
I don't mean dragging a wetwipe over your face in the dark (slap-dash, ecologically dubious and permissible only when drunk); I mean a thorough clean with a proper cleansing cream or lotion, and a hot face cloth.
I noticed that other pickers wore plastic masks or face cloths.
The company stocks bath towels, hand towels and face cloths, as well as cotton rugs.
