First Aid Beauty - Facial Radiance Pads with Gycloic & Lactic Acids – Daily Exfoliating Pads with AHA that Help Tone & Brighten Skin – Makeup Routine Prep - Compostable for Daily Use – 28 Count

I am 53 years old gone through menopause and I get dry flaky skin, I happen to see this on a Instagram product review and decided to try it, I am extremely pleased with it, I make sure I use it after my face is clean and it pretty much ate away all the flaky skin and then I’m moisturized. I would definitely recommend this, but always use it on a patch, because some people have more sensitive skin than I do, but if you have dry flaky skin and you want your make up to look good without it clinging to your dry patches, this is the stuff! I wish it was just a little bit cheaper, but well worth it!

This is by far my favorite thing to use on my face. It is gentle, yet gets all of the dead skin off of my face. The wipes are good quality and do not make my skin break out. For the price, it does exactly what I would expect it to.

Have these on a monthly subscription. I’ve suffered for so many years with bumps on my skin but also very sensitive skin so many toners would burn my skin. These pads have saved my skin and don’t burn my sensitive skin at all. I use these daily and I think they are worth every penny, LOVE THEM!

Obsessed. These are so great for your skin care routine before you do your makeup. Super easy to use & exfoliates so well. I think for the money there could be more pads didnt last that long. But I will repurchase as they were so effective!

After one week my skin has transformed beautifully! I use these morning & night then moisturize with Byoma products

Good product & I have use for several years.

Love these, they really helped clear my face but were still gentle on my skin

Unfortunately, I had an allergic reaction to these and broke out all over my face (little red pinprick dots) which came after a burning/tingling sensation. I'm not going to say they're bad just because I had a reaction (hence the 3 stars) but did want to note that this serves as a reminder that "safe for sensitive skin" doesn't mean everyone's.