Barefaced Toning Pads

Brand: Barefaced Category: Personal Care

Barefaced Toning Pads combine glycolic acid (AHA) and salicylic acid (BHA) in a pre-soaked pad format for convenient chemical exfoliation. This dual-acid approach targets both surface dead skin cells (glycolic) and pore-clogging debris (salicylic)—making them effective for texture, dullness, and acne-prone skin.

The pad format removes the guesswork from acid application—just swipe and go.

Both glycolic and salicylic acid are well-established skincare actives with decades of research. The concentrations in toning pads are typically moderate (5-10% glycolic, 1-2% salicylic) and well-tolerated by most skin types.

Concerns addressed: Start with every-other-day use to assess tolerance. Always use sunscreen—AHAs increase sun sensitivity. Not recommended during pregnancy without dermatologist approval. Avoid if using retinoids without professional guidance.

Chemical exfoliation genuinely improves skin texture, brightness, and clarity when used consistently. The combination of AHA + BHA addresses multiple concerns simultaneously:

• Glycolic acid: surface exfoliation, brightness, fine lines
• Salicylic acid: pore clearing, acne prevention, oil control

Results typically visible within 2-4 weeks of consistent use. The pad format ensures even application.

At $20-30 for 50 pads (1-2 months of use), Barefaced is competitively priced with similar products. Professional chemical peels cost $100+ per session.

Cost per use: ~$0.50 Comparable alternatives: Glow Recipe Watermelon Pads ($34), Pixi Glow Tonic Pads ($22), First Aid Beauty Radiance Pads ($32)

Barefaced Toning Pads offer effective, convenient chemical exfoliation at a reasonable price. They're a smart choice for anyone wanting smoother, clearer skin without complicated routines. Start slowly and use sunscreen.

Best for: Dull or textured skin, mild acne, clogged pores, skincare beginners wanting acids, convenience seekers.

Skip if: Very sensitive skin, rosacea, currently using strong retinoids, pregnant/nursing (consult doctor).

Brand: Barefaced Category: Personal Care

Barefaced Toning Pads combine glycolic acid (AHA) and salicylic acid (BHA) in a pre-soaked pad format for convenient chemical exfoliation. This dual-acid approach targets both surface dead skin cells (glycolic) and pore-clogging debris (salicylic)—making them effective for texture, dullness, and acne-prone skin.

The pad format removes the guesswork from acid application—just swipe and go.

Both glycolic and salicylic acid are well-established skincare actives with decades of research. The concentrations in toning pads are typically moderate (5-10% glycolic, 1-2% salicylic) and well-tolerated by most skin types.

Concerns addressed: Start with every-other-day use to assess tolerance. Always use sunscreen—AHAs increase sun sensitivity. Not recommended during pregnancy without dermatologist approval. Avoid if using retinoids without professional guidance.

Chemical exfoliation genuinely improves skin texture, brightness, and clarity when used consistently. The combination of AHA + BHA addresses multiple concerns simultaneously:

• Glycolic acid: surface exfoliation, brightness, fine lines
• Salicylic acid: pore clearing, acne prevention, oil control

Results typically visible within 2-4 weeks of consistent use. The pad format ensures even application.

At $20-30 for 50 pads (1-2 months of use), Barefaced is competitively priced with similar products. Professional chemical peels cost $100+ per session.

Cost per use: ~$0.50 Comparable alternatives: Glow Recipe Watermelon Pads ($34), Pixi Glow Tonic Pads ($22), First Aid Beauty Radiance Pads ($32)

Barefaced Toning Pads offer effective, convenient chemical exfoliation at a reasonable price. They're a smart choice for anyone wanting smoother, clearer skin without complicated routines. Start slowly and use sunscreen.

Best for: Dull or textured skin, mild acne, clogged pores, skincare beginners wanting acids, convenience seekers.

Skip if: Very sensitive skin, rosacea, currently using strong retinoids, pregnant/nursing (consult doctor).