Cotton Pads for Face - 100% Natural Cotton | Makeup Remover Pads, Hypoallergenic, Lint-Free | 100 Count

Unlike cotton wool balls, these pads stay compact making it much easier to remove make up etc.

My wife has been using these for the last month and says they are great. They are nice and soft on her skin and do a good job of removing makeup. They are well made and if you are after some like them she can recommend them.

These cotton pads are really lovely to use - they have a soft and smooth surface and feel great when apply toner or other skin care.They’re lint free, so leave nothing behind in your skin and are great for doing an alcohol rub to prepare nails for gel polish.They are expensive for cotton pads though, so I only use them for specific things and use cheaper ones for things like nail polish removal. While they are lovely, I have removed a star for the price as I don’t think there quite worth that amount (£3.80 for 100 pads at the time of writing) - I’d definitely recommend snapping them up if you see them on a deal though and I will be keeping an eye out for deals to rebuy!They were shipped in your standard Amazon cardboard envelope so they arrived quite squished, which was annoying. But they seemed to reform well once I put them into my holder.

I really like these pads. We’ve been using them instead of our regular own brand from the supermarket for a couple of weeks.First things first, they are really soft, which is always good, and they are also strong. I find when using Micellar Water cleanser and nail varnish remover that the own brand once’s can tear and fall apart a little bit when wet, these one are definitely a bit more robust.They are more expensive than supermarket own brands, but they are better quality. Are they worth the extra money? Well I guess it depends where you place the value and what you want. Would I move over to these? Probably not for everything. It feels like a waste using them to remove nail varnish, but they are definitely nicer to use on the face than the supermarket brands. And I’m definitely fed up picking bits of left over fluff out my moustache or eyebrows from the supermarket one. But I’d definitely consider a mix of the two and using for the relevant job in hand.Compared to other brands however they are still asking a premium price for the product so it’s doesn’t feel massively competitive, however I can’t vouch for the quality of the other brands. I’d definitely shop around to try some others and see, as these have made me realise I need something softer and nicer to use on my face. At time of writing they were £3.80 for 100, I’ve seen others for £2.50 - £3.50 for the same quantity.It’s not all about money thought, it’s also about quality, and from that point of view, these are really nice to use.

These are very soft, feel slightly different to cotton wool pads, because they're lint free perhaps. I use them for my toner and the pads don't soak up the toner too much - allowing me to wipe across my face and not have to re-apply (which I sometimes have to do with cotton wool.However, I wouldn't pay £3.80 for any cotton pads I'm afraid.

These are a good quality and thickness that when soaked in face cleanser doesn’t cover your fingers as well. They glide over your face nicely and aren’t scratchy like some cotton wool can feel on your face. You also don’t get little bits of cotton wool on your face either. The price is reasonable and I would certainly think about buying more when they run out. These are good for face products as well as using to remove nail varnish.

This is a pack of 100 cotton pads. The pads came packaged in two plastic bags, and outer bag and the main bag. The main bag does have a nice zip-lock type closure, which is a nice feature.The pads are, like most cotton pads, 100% pure cotton - however, they do feel more luxurious that standard supermarket versions. They are exceptionally thin, but they are double sided.I would say they are rather expensive at £3.80 per pack, over double the amount for standard versions. Look and feel good - so if luxury is what you want, and you are happy to pay for it, then I'd say these are for you.

These are REALLY soft. They might be a tad more expensive that what you'd find in Tescos or something but the quality shows. Lint-free, well-packaged, and a good size to use around the eyes and get into little crevices (I've always thought that bigger pads end up being a waste of material!).Defeinitely recommend - works great with the La Mer tonic too!