$7.99 CAD
Description
● Japanese lotion-treated elleair facial tissue, softened with a moisturising treatment worked into the sheet. ● Built for repeated nose-blowing without the soreness ordinary tissue causes. ● Three boxes of 130 sheets.
Anyone who has had a heavy cold knows what ordinary tissue does to a nose by day three. Elleair lotion tissue exists for exactly that stretch. The sheets are treated with a moisturising lotion during manufacture, so the tissue itself is softer and gentler against skin that is already raw.
That treatment changes how the tissue feels rather than how it performs. It is still absorbent and still strong enough not to disintegrate, but the surface is noticeably softer than a standard box. Elleair is one of Japan's largest paper brands and the moisturising tier is the premium end of its facial tissue range.
Three boxes of 130 sheets is the household pack. Most people keep one by the bed, one in the living room and one at a desk, which is roughly how the pack is sized. As elleair tissue goes, this is the version worth having in the cupboard before cold season rather than buying halfway through it.
Features
● Lotion-treated sheets for a softer feel
● Absorbent and strong enough not to tear in use
● Standard box format
● 130 sheets per box
● Three boxes per pack
● Made in Japan
Concerns
● Sore, red noses from repeated blowing
● Ordinary tissue feeling rough on irritated skin
● Tissue tearing or disintegrating in use
● Cold and allergy season
Suitable For
● Colds, flu and hay fever
● Anyone with sensitive skin around the nose
● Households stocking up before cold season
● Everyday use at a desk or bedside
Made In: Japan.
● Noticeably softer against skin than standard facial tissue
● Reduces the soreness that comes from repeated nose-blowing
● Still absorbent and strong enough for normal use
● Three-box pack covers a household through a cold
● Standard box size fits ordinary tissue holders
● Useful year-round for anyone with hay fever
Elleair is the household paper brand of Daio Paper, one of Japan's largest paper manufacturers, and it covers facial tissue, toilet tissue, kitchen paper and wet wipes. The facial tissue range is tiered by softness, running from everyday boxes up to lotion-treated premium lines aimed at cold and hay fever season. Japanese tissue is generally softer and thicker than the Western equivalent, and the moisturising tier is the softest end of that. Elleair products are available in Canada through C&C Canada.
1. Open the perforated panel on the top of the box.
2. Pull a single sheet through the opening.
3. Use and dispose of in household waste. Do not flush.
4. Keep the box closed side up so the next sheet stays ready.
5. Store somewhere dry, since damp affects the softness of the sheets.
Materials
● Paper pulp
● Moisturising treatment
Cautions
● For external use as facial tissue only.
● Do not flush. Dispose of used tissues in household waste.
● Do not use as a substitute for a wound dressing.
● Discontinue use if skin irritation occurs.
● Keep away from open flame.
● Keep plastic outer packaging away from small children.
● Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture
● Three boxes of Elleair moisturising lotion tissues, 130 sheets per box
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A moisturising treatment is worked into the sheet during manufacture, which makes the tissue softer against the skin than an untreated one.
No. The treatment is in the sheet rather than sitting on the surface, so it feels softer without leaving anything behind.
Yes. The treatment changes how the tissue feels rather than how it performs.
No. Dispose of used tissues in household waste. Facial tissue does not break down the way toilet tissue does.
Softness, mainly. On a normal day the difference is subtle. On day three of a cold it is not.
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