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DRMTLGY Tingle Exfoliating Pads
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About this product

Exfoliating pads containing AHAs (glycolic and lactic acid) and 2% salicylic acid (BHA) designed to gently exfoliate and smooth skin texture.

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Guru Score

84%

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Early verdict · Few reviews so far

What the gurus are saying

These pads earn praise for smoothing skin and bringing back radiance, and reviewers highlight their gentle touch despite containing both chemical exfoliants. The standout use is as a pre-treatment before vitamin C serums, where they lower skin pH to help the vitamin C absorb better and work more effectively. They're versatile enough for body use too.
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take November 2025

What they liked

  • Smooths skin texture
  • Gentle exfoliation with salicylic acid
  • Lowers skin pH before vitamin C

What they flagged

    Nothing. None of the experts who reviewed it raised a problem.

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    Masks & PeelsWipes & pads

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    What the gurus are saying.

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    Sincerely Miss Ash
    Sincerely Miss Ash
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    "This has a total of 10% AHAs. There's glycolic and lactic acid in here, 5% each. And then there's a 2% BHA, which is salicylic acid. And these are actually really nice. You get 60 pads. So you can use it on your face, you can use it on your body. This would be something that I would repurchase again."
    Beyond50Skin
    Beyond50Skin
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    "They are a BHA at 2% salicylic acid and they help lower the pH of your skin. If you wanted to boost the effectiveness of your vitamin C, this is definitely an advanced skincare hack. I actually personally can't do it right now because my skin's a little bit on the sensitive side, but if you have really tolerant skin and you want to boost the effectiveness of your vitamin C by dropping the pH, definitely recommend a quick swipe of the tingle pads before you put on your vitamin C."
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    "They are a BHA at 2% salicylic acid and they help lower the pH of your skin. If you wanted to boost the effectiveness of your vitamin C, this is definitely an advanced skincare hack. I actually personally can't do it right now because my skin's a little bit on the sensitive side, but if you have really tolerant skin and you want to boost the effectiveness of your vitamin C by dropping the pH, definitely recommend a quick swipe of the tingle pads before you put on your vitamin C."
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    "The exfoliation products that I recommend from Dermatology are their tingle pads. This is AHA BHA with glycolic and lactic, the alphahydroxy acids, and salicylic acid for the beta hydroxy acid, and it just gives your skin a bit of exfoliation."
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    "I am a huge fan of these tingle pads. You can use these two ways. You can use them in the morning, they're gently exfoliating, they have several active acids. You can use them in the morning if you're going to be highly responsible about your sun protection because any exfoliating product that you use in the morning it's not like an absolute no no but it is going to make your skin a little bit more sensitive so you must wear your sunscreen."
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    "The Dermatology tingle pads is a great way to reduce the pH of your skin before putting on your vitamin C. Vitamin C tends to work better with a lower pH, so if you want to lower and boost your vitamin C benefits, try their tingle pads. You can also use these if you're having a breakout. They're a salicylic acid pad, just sort of a basic."
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    "If you want to give your vitamin C a boost try the tingle pads. These will reduce the pH of your skin and give your vitamin C formula a boost. If you have really sensitive skin you're going to want to patch test these. If you get breakouts, this has 2% salicylic acid so it'll help reduce the redness and those breakouts and clear them up so much faster. Sometimes I'll get an occasional really deep pimple along my jawline or my cheek, so these clear them up really quickly."
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    "I'm going to give you a top tip on how to boost the effectiveness of this vitamin C: use their tingle pads. These are their exfoliating pads but they're quite gentle, but they do have 2% salicylic acid which will help lower the pH of your skin so that your vitamin C works better. Vitamin C works best at a lower pH. Our skin usually sits around 5 pH and this will help lower it so that you can get better results with your vitamin C."

    Frequently asked.

    What is DRMTLGY Tingle Exfoliating Pads?

    Exfoliating pads containing AHAs (glycolic and lactic acid) and 2% salicylic acid (BHA) designed to gently exfoliate and smooth skin texture.

    Is DRMTLGY Tingle Exfoliating Pads worth it?

    Yes. All 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 84%.

    What is DRMTLGY Tingle Exfoliating Pads's Guru Score?

    DRMTLGY Tingle Exfoliating Pads holds a Guru Score of 84%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.

    Who is DRMTLGY Tingle Exfoliating Pads best for?

    DRMTLGY Tingle Exfoliating Pads is generally suited to oily skin and acne-prone skin.

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