Glycolic Acid Resurfacing Pads 35% for Face and Body- Exfoliating Facial Peel with Vitamins B5, C & E, Green Tea - Glycolic Acid Face Wash for Cleansing Peeling 50 Pads

These pads are very saturated with product. I think the strength is good as well, but if you're new go Glycolic Acid, maybe start at a lower concentration.Always do research before trying new acids.I read a review on here saying they tried this and then put makeup on and got a red rash... PLEASE WEAR SUNSCREEN WITH ANY AHAs OR BHAs, you increase your sensitivity to sunlight.I find these do the job and exfoliate, leaving my pores clean and smooth soft skin. I use before my toner essence, serum and then moisturiser at nighttime, alternating days with my adapalene gel. I don't recommend mixing with a retinol on the same night.I use on my arms for keratosis pilaris and it helps with this as well!

Very saturated unlike other facial pads I’ve used before & you get a good amount for the price. I wouldn’t say I’ve seen a difference in my skin yet but I would possibly buy them again.

I was a first time user of glycolic acid, after being recommended to try a 20% plus strength on my face and thighs I purchased these pads.The instructions only state to allow it to dry after use (no mention of washing on or for how long you leave it on the area)The first time I used it on my face I allowed it to dry as instructed and carried on with my day later that day I put on my make up and it must have reacted with the acid and my face became sore, red and dry. I decided to no longer use it on my face and just stick to my thighs/bum. This time I only left it on for 15 minutes before washing it off and since then I've come out in what looks like a spotty rash.I'm very fair skinned so maybe this is why?

Plenty of liquid in the pads. A bit tricky to separate but it's fine once you know not to take out 2 at a time! Skin feels fresh after use.

Does what I wanted it to do it does make your face tingle but that's to be expected skin feels soft and clean

Brilliant product at a reasonable price. Does the job

I've been using these pads for a few weeks now and whilst I haven't noticed a huge difference, I think I will in a few more weeks as it takes around 28 days for the skin cells to turnover.The pads themselves are very moist with the product and one pad is sufficient to cover the full face and neck. It does leave my skin tingling a little after use, but it contains AHA so that's to be expected. It's not too uncomfortable though and subsides after a few minutes. It does leave a bit of a sticky residue so I tend to apply last thing at night before I go to sleep and then wash off in the morning.Compared to other at home peeling products, they're pretty good value for money.Make sure you wear sunscreen daily though as your skin will be more sensitive to the sun, but that is standard with this type of product.

These glycolic acid pads are at a decent price point as far as I can see, and come in a pot of fifty with plenty of liquid permeating them.Each one is practically dripping when you separate it from the stack so it's easy to get good coverage over your whole face, or a large area of other skin.The pads are very thin, which they have in common with other products so if you don't want to waste them make sure you've actually peeled off just one pad not two.I suspect after you've finished a pot of these, there'll be some glycolic acid left over in the pot that you could use with your own pads but I haven't got to the end of a pot yet. It's worth paying attention to since what you are paying for is the acid in large part rather than the pods.You can obviously get the liquid separately but this is a very convenient form factor so as long as the price makes sense to you, I think you'll be fine.