Yes. New wash cloth for each face-washing.

I find washcloths to be a great exfoliator, but since my skin is pretty sensitive, I only use one a few times a week. I do use a fresh one for each wash.

I don't use a washcloth on my face or body. I spash water and towel dry first thing, and in my shower I wash with whatever soap I have on hand. I don't usually take my make up off either, though I am trying to encourage myself to do it my putting remover and tissues on my bedside table so I can take it off in bed.

My house is awash with wash cloths though (or washers as we call them, or sometimes flannels). They are a very useful thing to have around the house with kids,

Yes definitely. Usually washers are in terry towelling. But I once used the Eve Lom skin care range which uses the wash cloth as an integral part of the program. They use MUSLIN clothes said to be better on your skin. They cost $30 each here for one cloth!!! I sometimes buy baby muslin wraps on sale for under $10, cut them into wash cloth size and hem them on my overlocker machine. I get at least a dozen so easy to have a clean one each time... I don't find them as rough as the terry toweling...

@Anne you must be in the UK. My parents still say flannels and when I went to s friends house as a child, no one knew what I meant. My canadian born husband and sister inlaw are still puzzled by the word. Takes me back

I don't wash my face very often as a rule, but I don't change out cloths every time either (I do actually use a wash cloth in the shower more often, as my dry skin seems to get irritated by the plastic puffy loofahs or even the natural loofahs).

I figure I just need to use a little extra cleanser (face wash, shower gel, soap) to wash it up and then I hang it up to dry, and we're good. Surely what's good enough for cleaning my skin is good enough to clean the cloth? I keep two to hand to alternate in case it's slow air-drying weather. They go in the wash at the end of a week or so, with the other towels and such --- only because the build-up from hard water needs to be pounded out by hot water!

I change wash cloths every morning when I wash my face. I usually wash my face in the shower in the evenings, so I just use my hands.

@Manidipa - I don't reuse my wash cloths because I've noticed my acne seemed to improve when I only used the it once. When you rinse of the cloth, you can't get all the bacteria and whatnot off.

A - no I am in Australia, and I grew up calling them "washers" . But the British influence is pretty strong here and I always knew what a flannel was. For some reason my sister calls them that (or flannie, for short)

I sometimes use muslin cloths with a cream cleanser. When I use it as a regular part of my routine I use one cloth per cleanse as I would only use this method at night to remove make up x

I use one per day - each morning I put the previous day's in the laundry pile. Muslin cloths are good for sensitive skin - my sister uses though. She buys a yard of muslin and makes her own although I don't have the details on how she does it.

I don't use a wash cloth on my face. I use my hands to apply facial cleanser and splash to rinse. I keep paper towels in my bathroom to dry my face because I don't like using a face towel more than once. Quirky? I do use my bath towel multiple times.

Yep, a fresh washcloth every day. I like to buy the thin, inexpensive ones that come in packs of 6 or 8 at CVS. They're just rough enough to provide gentle exfoliation and thin enough to dry quickly before I toss them in the laundry hamper.