witchazel pads
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Witch hazel pads are used to soothe rectal, vaginal, and perineal irritation (including hemorrhoid and postpartum relief) and for gentle cleansing, pore care, and blemish control on the face and body.
Pack sizes range from the mid‑20s up to 100. Examples shown include 24-, 25-, 30-, 40-, 60- and 100-count options.
Search results list glycolic acid at 7.5% and salicylic acid at 2% in exfoliating/blemish‑clearing pad formulas.
Many witch hazel pads are labeled unscented or 'no fragrance added.' Several facial pads are also described as alcohol‑free and free of artificial fragrance or parabens.
Witch hazel is the primary active ingredient. Facial pads often include exfoliating/blemish ingredients like salicylic or glycolic acid, and some formulas add soothing agents such as aloe or tea tree oil.
Perineal/postpartum pads are sized to cover the full perineal area and can be used as a moist compress (left in place up to 15 minutes). They’re applied externally up to six times daily or after bowel movements; refrigerating pads is sometimes suggested for extra cooling.
Facial witch hazel pads commonly target oily, acne‑prone, and combination skin. They address acne and blemishes, pore cleansing and refining, exfoliation, oil control, and improving skin texture or tone.
Witch hazel products come as pre‑moistened pads or wipes, full‑coverage perineal pad liners, and dual‑sided or textured facial pads that are pre‑soaked with active ingredients.