The main materials for disposable face towels include Cotton Muslin Cloth, plant fibers (such as viscose fibers), and Bamboo Cotton Muslin Cloth. These materials each have their own advantages and disadvantages, suitable for different usage scenarios and skin needs.

Pure cotton material:

Cotton Muslin Cloth is widely popular for its softness, skin friendliness, and good water absorption, especially suitable for sensitive skin. Cotton spunlace non-woven fabric is a high-quality choice among pure cotton. It is made by pressing cotton into fabric through physical methods without adding chemical glue, and has high safety. However, Cotton Muslin Cloth is also graded, and regular cotton blends may contain polyester fibers that may rub against the skin over time. When purchasing, pay attention to the ingredient list and choose products labeled as "100% cotton".

Plant fibers (such as viscose fibers):

Plant fiber materials such as viscose fibers (extracted from wood pulp and sugarcane bagasse) have the advantages of being cheap and soft, but safety depends on the production process. High quality adhesive fibers (such as Lanjing Tencel) undergo strict purification and have high safety; Poor quality products may contain chemical residues, and long-term use may irritate the skin.

Bamboo fiber:

Bamboo Cotton Mullin Cloth is popular due to its natural antibacterial properties, but it should be noted that bamboo fiber is relatively expensive and rare, while bamboo pulp fiber is made through chemical processing. The safety of bamboo pulp fiber depends on the production process, and some small factories may use unqualified bleaching agents due to cost considerations, which poses safety hazards.

Other materials:

In addition to the three main materials mentioned above, disposable face towels may also contain other ingredients such as polyester fibers. These materials each have their own characteristics, but attention should be paid to their chemical composition and safety.

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