Dickinson's Cleansing Astringent Towelettes 20 ea

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Convenient. My son carries them in his book bag. When he face feels oily he can just clean his face anywhere.

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I bought these towelettes after reading that Drew Barrymore uses them to keep her face from breaking out. I have the worst kind of skin possible: acne prone, sensitive, and aging.

I have tried everything out there, including some very expensive lines, but these wipes have really done the trick for me.

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i went to palm springs for vacation last spring and my combination skin was out of control especially my t-zone which was even more oily than normal because of the heat. i picked these up at a drugstore and they really worked. they reduced the redness and inflammation around my acne and balanced my skin. literally saved my skin.

Comments about Dickinson's Cleansing Astringent Towelettes, 20 ea:

I had been loyally using Thayers Witch Hazel Astringent pads for two or so years when I came upon these pads on Drugstore.com. I was going to restock on my usual, but at a time that they were on sale, and had the added portability of these compared to Thayers was a huge plus, so I took the plunge. I bought a few boxes of these based on the positive reviews and thinking how different could they be than other witch hazel pads? Not the best choice I've ever made...

This product does its job (for the most part). However the Thayers Astringent Pads are far superior in nearly every way other than portability. These pads smell pretty FOUL. No, they are not intolerable, but I generally enjoy more earthy and natural smelling things and I still find the smell of these offensive, and more of a chemical/alcohol scent than anything natural. Not so offensive that I won't use what I have (although I did pawn off some of my supply to my bf who is just grateful to be supplied with anything that helps his skin with minimal effort on his part). And it can't be the witch hazel alone because the other brand's pads would smell just as bad. Thayers does add Grapefruit seed extract which may help the scent, but instead of adding anything positive to help the scent, it looks as though Dickinson's has added preservatives and a higher percentage of alcohol instead-yuck.

They also are not as effective as the Thayers pads in removing impurities and in their astringent properties. Yes, they unfold to a larger size, yes they are portable. Thayers pads although much smaller have a better texture and seem better able to really get the oil and grime. As horrifying as it is to say, you can SEE the difference.

Additionally, the boxes of the product that I had received had a sticker put over the 100% natural label on the box, which was replaced by the statement "with botanical extracts." So it looks as though this once natural formula is no longer, especially seeing that the box that is portrayed on here also has this updated message. How unfortunate. I will use the supply of these I have when I am on the run or just in case I run out of Thayers, but I will certainly not repurchase.

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So excited about these!
I tend to break out very bad underneath my ski goggles. Last winter, my dermatologist gave me some prescription/antibiotic wipes to use as soon as I took my goggles off. They didn't help AT ALL.
This winter, I thought I'd try these. They are AWESOME! We're several months into the season and my skin looks even better than it does in the off-season. The individual wrapping keeps them moist and effective when stored in my car. They make my face feel so clean and fresh and at the same time the aloe also soothes any chapping.
I've started keeping some at home and in my purse and I'm using them anytime I feel like I need a face wash.
The smell is kind of "bleh." But it's gone as soon as you're done, so no big deal.

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The perfect thing if you're feeling hot and sweaty, or oily. The wipes are soft, larger than the usual toner pads, and will stay moist for awhile, even with the alcohol in it. Even if you're not having a "problem" with your skin, it's a refreshing pick-me-up. They're a little pricey, but so convenient I don't really mind. The only thing I would change is adding more "flavors," like maybe lavender or lilac or jasmine, or even cucumber or mint. Also be careful not to get it in your eyes - it will sting. It will also sting on broken skin, but that's not necessarily a bad thing, since the alcohol provides some measure of disinfectant.

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I have acne prone skin and usually have to use products from my dermatologist but tried this and have been using it almost every night to wash my face and remove my make up (not mascara though). They're also great to wash your face in the morning. These towelettes are awesome and I don't break out. I have gone through 3 boxes so far and ordered another 5. Great for travel and convenience. Really cuts down on my night time routine. i recommended it to my mom and she loved it to!

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i love that these individually packaged wipes can come with me everywhere I go. Great for freshening up at the airport, after the beach, on trips, camping, etc!

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This product is amazing. The first day that I tried it, the product cleared up and balanced my skin.

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I would highly recommend.