NEOGEN Lemon PHA Gauze Peeling Pads (30 pads) - Exfoliating Peeling Pad with AHA, BHA, PHA, LHA & Lemon & Glutathione & Niacinamide - Korean Skin Care

I always end up buying this one , I don’t like any other one .. it’s vey best ..

I honestly thought at first it was too big too wet and didnt do much tbh. I said to myself I'm going to use it to not waste money. Even though I cold if returned it. I wanted to give it a chance. I feel so far it's been lighten my scares and making me look young.

I use them every time I take a relaxing bath (1-2 times a week) and they are wonderful. The skin feel really nice after them.

This Neo product has cleared up my skin and brightened my complextion. Its a great purchase. Im on my second purchase. Will continue to buy.

I like these DERMALOGY by NEOGENLAB Bio-Peel Gauze Peeling Pads!These pads are large and seriously thick with multiple layers. They are double sided- one very soft the other like a slightly rough gauze. I love using the soft side first to spread and then the tougher side to gently exfoliate. Every pad is extremely saturated without dripping so far. It has a nice real lemon smell that I like.The pads are made kind of like a pocket, so I guess you could stick you fingers inside to use, but I honestly don’t care to do that. To be honest, they are larger than I need. I have been cutting in fourths or halves and that has been more than enough for my face, then neck, and I’ll use whatever is left for my chest and upper back even. It is a bit of a hassle to cut them myself, but I would rather do that than waste product.These pads definitely leave a tacky sticky feeling afterwards-moreso than most products I have tried lately, but it isn’t bothersome to me and will subside a bit with time. I use these at night or during the day when I’m not going anywhere. I used half a pad and I took a nap. When I woke up a few hours later, my face just felt nice and soft/smooth rather than sticky.I love that these pads are clean beauty, no animal testing, and does not include artificial fragrance, coloring or alcohol. I added a picture of the full ingredient list. It does includes salicylic acid, lactic acid, and glycolic acid among other which my skin seems to love. The product is made in Korea.Overall, I am happy with these pads. I think they are effective, but I will only be able to truly tell with more time and use. My personal preference would to get rid of the “pocket” feature which I find unnecessary and have the pads perforated so you could easily tear into fourths or one half since I find that one pad is seriously more than needed at one time.One other comment is that they come in a semi transparent plastic jar with white screw on lid. I threw this into my bed while it was closed tightly, and when I came back later, I found that some of the product had leaked out somehow despite the lid being closed- just something to be aware of. It didn’t seem to stain anything though.The current price of $28 for the 30 pads is okay for me, but like I said, would be better if perforated so I could easily get more use out of them.I hope my review was helpful in some way, and if so, I would love to know- thanks!!

This was one of the first K-Beauty products I ever purchased. Before people began to reject skincare with essential oil compounds (which are included here), this was considered a Holy Grail item. And for good reason. It's kind of a three-in-one - a cleanser, physical exfoliant and toner.After using an oil based cleanser to remove my make-up, I slough off any dead skin with the gauze side of the pad, then switch to the cotton side to apply the serum, which contains skin-loving ingredients like Niacinamide, Salicylic Acid, Lactobacillus Ferment Lysate, Bifida Ferment Lysate, Hyaluronic Acid as well as various botanical extracts and oils. Sometimes I leave it on my skin for 10 minutes and rinse, while other times I simply layer my other skincare directly on top.It comes in three scents - Wine, Green Tea and Lemon. I've had two jars of the Wine but this is my first time trying the Lemon. The Wine fragrance smells like cheap, slightly vinegary wine to me, while this has an astringent, artificial lemon fragrance. It's kind of like a milder, less caustic version of the scent found in certain cleaning products. I can't say I have a preference. Neither one smells great, but they work incredibly well. I love how clean and refreshed my skin feels after using these.A couple of things to note...as I mentioned above, this contains Limonene and Linalool, so if you're avoiding essential oils, then it's not for you. And also, it has Honey Extract - so not vegan either.

I've been struggling with dull skin for a few years now that no matter how much I moisturize it just doesn't seem to improve. I finally figured out that it was the dead skin on top that was putting a damper on my glow. I tried micodermabrasion and walked around as red as a tomato for a while. Definitely not for me. Next up on my list of things to try... Chemical peels. I was a bit confused by this product. It doesn't say if you're supposed to leave it on or wash it off. The first time I tried it I left it on for a while and my skin got kind of crunchy, so I'm guessing that wasn't right. After that I started rinsing it off and then adding moisturizer and then it felt much better! This product works great! You can actually see the dead skin that's being removed and it left my skin feeling so soft. I love anything lemon, so I was a big fan of the scent too. These are super easy, convenient and left my skin feeling smooth. I feel like my moisturizer can work better now that all that extra dead skin is gone. Other than the sketchy directions, I have no complaints!