The medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0 are exfoliating toner pads sold in a 70 count pack. They rank among the best selling skin care products on Amazon, so it is worth looking calmly at what the listing promises and what to consider before you buy.
We have not personally tested this product. This review is based on the listing and brand information, and on public price data.
What the listing says
- The brand presents them for enlarged pores, oily skin, and uneven texture.
- It lists white willow bark (natural BHA), citric acid (AHA), and botanical extracts, with lavender.
- Directions: use after cleansing, first the embossed side, then the smooth side, and pat lightly to absorb.
- The brand says they reduced sebum by 47.1% and pore waste by 87.3%. Those figures come from the brand itself, not from an independent study we verified.
Pros
- Practical format: one pad per use, no spills.
- Two sides with different roles, according to the brand.
- Reasonable price per pad compared with similar exfoliating options.
Limits and cons
- Contains exfoliating acids (BHA and AHA) that can irritate if overused or on sensitive skin.
- With exfoliating acids, daily sunscreen is a good idea.
- The results figures come from the brand.
- When we wrote this, Amazon showed delayed availability; check the listing.
Who it may suit
May suit people with combination or oily skin who want a simple exfoliation routine. If your skin is very sensitive or you use retinoids or other acids, start with low frequency, patch test a small area, and ask a dermatologist if you have doubts.
Price
Price when we wrote this: about $18.90 on Amazon. Over the last 180 days the average was close to $18.40, so we did not see an unusually low or high price.
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