Clean & Clear : Oil Absorbing Sheets

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Propylene, Mineral Oil (Paraffinum Liquidum), 3, 4 Dimethylbenzyl Idene Sorbitol, Zinc Stearate, Ultramarines.

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January 30, 2024
Use toilet paper for excess oil removal
If you want to remove surface oil, use a piece of toilet paper, a tissue, or a paper napkin. Or your cotton t-shirt. These absorbing sheets are a scam. They are very thin which makes it easier to see the oil that transferred to the sheet. Toilet paper absorbs just as well but is thicker so it's difficult to see the oil. Next time you use one of these absorbing sheets, pat your face with a single square of toilet paper first, then use the absorbing sheet. You will see that the oil is already gone. Or use one of those brown paper napkins that restaurants and coffee shops give out if you want to see the oil that was on your face. Thin protective sheets used by doctors, chiropractors, massage therapists etc. will also show the oil very well.
February 3, 2017
Great!
Great for using on the go to get rid of that oily pore clogging shine! My skin is Very very oily and I can't wash it 7x a day so these work great to get rid of the oil!
June 17, 2016
Use once a day
I usually pull one out around 4 or 5 in the evening. Dab, not rub.
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March 4, 2016
Be careful of their shelf life.
I've had some of these in my desk at work and at some knock off brands in my purse. I have used them in the past with no problems - and haven't used them frequently in some time. Yesterday or the day before, I used one of these from my drawer at the office - and then when I got home, I found that I had broke out with a cyst up on my forehead (I never, ever breakout on my forehead) and then about an hour later, another cyst on my chin. Two complete separate areas. The only thing I could think of (besides hormones) that had changed in my regimen with my skin was I had used one of these sheets (and I dab them all over my face, mostly my forehead that gets shiny). I'm guessing that these caused me to suddenly break out - I have had clear skin for months (on Dan's acne products) and haven't had cystic acne in ages - even hormonal around the time of my period. This was very out of the blue. I got to looking after realizing the only different thing I'd done was use these sheets - and looked if there was a possible expiration date? Since I have used these in the past with no issues at all. I couldn't find any expiration date on the item itself, but after googling - I found some packages for sale (of these exact ones) wrapped in their original plastic (like if they come straight from the factory) and they DO - indeed have expiration dates! They say "SHELF LIFE: 3 YEARS". So be aware of how old your absorbing sheets/blotting sheets are. Mine had a manufacturing date of 2009 and another from 2011. Both expired by their expiration date. They do contain mineral oil - and I tried to research if that expires, but most sites said "No" because of how processed it is. Either way - these items DO have a shelf life - just be aware. I believe this is what broke me out suddenly.
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January 28, 2016
THE BEST!!
i always have these in my bag and i love this sheet..smooth,convenient and better than other brand i have oily skin and i only use 1 sheet to get oil off my face
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September 12, 2015
BEST PURCHASE
I've had these for almost two months and loved them. However, I recently went to get my eyebrows done then I broke out not sure if it was bc the sheets or just sensitive to threaded eyebrows
August 9, 2015
Amazing When Used CORRECTLY
These do a VERY good job at absorbing oil. They are not wet. They are silky blue sheets that grab oil with each dab. The knockoff versions (CVS brand), are white and matte like paper, and do not absorb as well. This matte material produces more drag, and can irritate the skin. These are useful when used correctly, meaning not over-used. If you cleanse your face twice daily, you should not use these more than once per day. Constant oil loss results in an increased oil production, leading to acne. These are great for removing that oil in the middle of the day in between washes. PS: These are not good at absorbing liquid. So, if you have sweat on your face, dab the sweat with a towel or tissue first.
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January 4, 2015
Always have these on me
I love this brand of oil absorbing sheets, they work better than any other brand I've tried. They are smooth and do not irritate my skin when I use them. Sometimes I have to use two sheets to get all the oil off my face but I've just got really oily skin. I recommend these to anyone who needs something to quickly mattify their face anytime during the day without piling on powders.
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January 2, 2015
matte
Helps get ready of that shiny oily mid-day look. Carry everywhere with me. package is small enough to fit in my wallet or even pocket
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November 28, 2014
I have these on me at all times.
Other products may work in a pinch, perhaps, but these are the real deal to quickly/conveniently/discreetly blot up the excess oil, anywhere, any time.
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