Personal Care and Cosmetics:
Removing makeup and nail polish.
Applying toners, cleansers, and moisturizers.
Gently cleaning sensitive areas, such as around the outer ear or nose during a cold.
Medical and First Aid:
Applying ointments, creams, or disinfectants to the skin.
Cleaning minor cuts or grazes (avoid using loose cotton on open wounds as fibers can get stuck).
Used in medical procedures to absorb fluids or apply pressure to control bleeding.
Cleaning the skin before injections or other medical procedures.
Baby and Childcare:
Cleaning a baby's skin during diaper changes.
Used with warm water as a gentle way to clean delicate areas during bath time.
Household and Crafting:
Cleaning delicate surfaces, such as electronics, glass, or mirrors, without causing scratches.
Used in arts and crafts projects to create textures like snow or clouds.
Applying paint, stains, or dyes in DIY projects.