🧴 Shiseido F Beauty Up Cotton Review

I like Shiseido's cotton pads and used to buy them at major department stores that sell them. However, these "Facial Cotton" pads are quite expensive, currently ranging from $6 for a small pack to $12 for a large pack. I looked at Revain for an inexpensive alternative and came across this one, apparently imported straight from Japan. The package arrived in perfect condition and the pads in this Beauty Up Cotton box are exactly the same as the Facial Cotton I used before but a lot cheaper. I…

The best! Okay, there are many options for facial cotton. But I like them all differently. They're not ultra super fluffy, which is why some people think they're fake. This is the real deal but a little different. They're still MUCH better than American drugstore brands. They're thick enough to soak up a lot of product but won't leak (it's hard to make and you don't need that much product, I promise). They're durable, soft, and I've had no issues with lint. I was fortunate enough to keep buying

I bought these after a YouTuber recommended them and said they don't tear. That's the only reason I was willing to pay much more than the cost of a giant bag of cotton balls at the dollar store. I loved the prospect of cotton that doesn't rip, especially when I'm taking my nail polish off. they shrink. I mean, not as fast as a cotton swab, but they snap. Well I mean they're not bad, they do what you need a cotton pad or ball to do, but I won't buy them again because it's not worth the extra…

Love these very soft towels. I like that they don't have as much lint as other square cotton napkins and feel softer than drugstore ones. The same towels are sold through a major beauty brand (I'm not sure I can name them, so I'll just say S). These wipes cost about half that of a major cosmetics label. I've kept buying them from S, but I'm glad I found them cheaper here. They come in a nice box unlike a big brand. I think they are a bit more luxurious than regular cotton squares or skeins and…