🧪 Why It “Stains” (Actually Bleaches) Towels
When you wash your face and pat dry with a towel, tiny traces of benzoyl peroxide transfer to the fabric.
Even after rinsing, residual product clings to your skin—especially around hairline, cheeks, and hands.
Over time, repeated contact oxidizes the dye in your towels, leaving bright orange, yellow, or pink-bleached spots—most visible on dark grey, navy, or black fabrics.
