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2-in-1 Beauty Miracle Worker! Frais Towelettes

After a grueling hot yoga class last weekend, I was sore and sweaty. Last night’s mascara had formed dark streaks and smudges down my face and my hair was a mess. All I wanted to do was to go home and take a shower! But just as I was driving out of the parking lot, my car stopped. Frantically, I tried pressing the gas pedal, but I was completely stuck – I couldn’t even get the key out of the ignition. I looked down at the dashboard and realized my gas tank had run out! To make matters worse, I had stopped in the exact center of the tiny parking lot, blocking cars on either side of me from backing out.

In retrospect, I realize my mistake. (No, I don’t mean forgetting to fill up my gas tank, although that could have helped, too!) I should have been carrying a Frais Towelette.

Frais, an Australian eco-beauty brand, developed their moisturizing towelettes to sooth dry skin while actually relieving facial tension, thanks to all-natural ingredients such as gingko biloba, Vitamin E, a chamomile extract, and shea butter.   In addition to revitalizing skin, they double as makeup remover. Unlike some products, the towelettes remove makeup without leaving a greasy or oily residue behind. Because they’re alcohol-free, you can gently wipe them over your skin after waxing to freshen up.

For all you eco-friendly beauties, rest assured: Frais is certified by PETA as a “cruelty-free cosmetic producer.” Their products are 100% vegan and the packaging is 100% recyclable.

Looking back on my parking lot fiasco, I wish I had had a Frais Towelette stashed in my purse! I could have wiped away my stress and dripping makeup and given my skin some much-needed TLC to calm down before dealing with my car trouble. Heed my advice, collegiettes™: consider purchasing a package of towelettes! You never know when you might need one.

Frais Towelettes can be purchased at fraislux.com, dermstore.com, and Henri Bendel.

Originally from Boston, Hannah is now a sophomore at New York University and loves life in the big city. Her favorite things include poking fun at celebrities on Twitter, yoga, leopard print shoes, Frank Sinatra, and her little sister Julia. Hannah was Her Campus's first editorial intern in Summer 2010 and has since continued her involvement with HC as the High School Editor and head of the High School Ambassador program. She is a former Seventeen and Huffington Post intern, where she researched and wrote about celebrities and once made lunch for Kylie Jenner. Read her short-form ramblings at @hannahorens.