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Confidence95% CI: 41–93% · the true approval rate falls in this range with 95% statistical confidence
VerdictRecommended — ≥50% positive. Mixed but more good than bad.
Sourcesr/koreanskincare, r/SkincareAddicts
ANUA · skincare
Recommended
Heartleaf 77% Soothing Toner Pad
r/koreanskincarer/SkincareAddicts
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8 opinions rated · 75% positive · 8 threads · 2 subreddits incl. r/koreanskincare, r/SkincareAddicts
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TL;DR — Reddit consensus
Heartleaf 77% pads from the brand Reddit already trusts for soothing toners — hydrating swipe for irritated, breakout-prone skin.
What redditors love
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Soothing on active breakouts and redness
“for me :( toner pads: medicube zero pore pad (already in my routine, love these, has minimized the size of my sebaceous filaments, use 2-3 times a week) toner: anua rice 70 glowy milk toner (already in my routine, also love, makes my skin feel soft and glowy) serum: aestura acica-365 soothing relief”
“for me :( toner pads: medicube zero pore pad (already in my routine, love these, has minimized the size of my sebaceous filaments, use 2-3 times a week) toner: anua rice 70 glowy milk toner (already in my routine, also love, makes my skin feel soft and glowy) serum: aestura acica-365 soothing relief”
“ant to start with using it only 3x/week and go from there, if you're not used to skincare it may be a bit harsh to use every day. this is an alternative to the anua heart leaf pad - they do the same thing, so don't use both at the same time. then, in order, the ginseng toner, the serum, and the crea”
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u/moa03-04·r/koreanskincare
for me :( toner pads: medicube zero pore pad (already in my routine, love these, has minimized the size of my sebaceous filaments, use 2-3 times a week) toner: anua rice 70 glowy milk toner (already in my routine, also love, makes my skin feel soft and glowy) serum: aestura acica-365 soothing relief serum (already in m
the lookout for affordable dupes to save even more money. however i do also splurge, like for example, i love k beauty products to death. i just received some anua toner pads and i really hope they help me!! what i would love to see available at wags is a decent txa dupe. i heard it's really good for hyperpigmentation
er support? i've been debating purchasing them as an alternative to my active toner pads but hate to spend money if i don't know if it'll work. eta: i love the anua azelaic acid and the celimax noni ampoule.
. but anua has fantastic products. their heartleaf toner pads, the entire rice line, and the micellar water are repeat buys for me and essential to my routine. anua is one of very few lines that doesnt load everything up with fermented ingredients, so it works for my skin. products i want to love from other brands popu
lla asiatica (cica) or azelaic acid. try skin1004 madagascar centella ampoule. it is 100% centella and incredibly calming for redness. also, i highly recommend anua azaleic acid. keep using your medicube pads, but ensure you aren't over-exfoliating. if your skin feels tight, scale back the salicylic acid (sa) cleanser