medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0 Toner Pads (70 Count)
About this pick
medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0 is a dual-sided Korean toner pad that exfoliates with a honeycomb texture on one face and soothes with a smooth side on the other. The 70-count tub comes with a tweezer for hygienic application and is a current Amazon Beauty best seller, typically well below its $18.90 list price at $15.12.
Who it's for
K-beauty shoppers who want a pad-based toner step for texture and pore-looking areas without pouring liquid toner onto cotton. Dual-sided pads suit people who like a soft scrub side plus a smooth wipe, and the 70-count tub with tweezer fits shared bathrooms that want less finger-dipping. Skip if you already use a strong leave-on AHA/BHA nightly and prefer fragrance-free pharmacy acids only.
Pros
- Dual-sided toner pads: honeycomb texture on one face, smooth on the other
- 70-count tub with a tweezer for hygienic grab-and-go use
- Positioned as a pore/texture wipe-on step in a K-beauty routine
- List around $18.90 on-site; sale figures often lower—check current Amazon price
Watch-outs
- Pad format creates more waste than a bottled toner and reusable cotton
- Exfoliating side can overdo it if you already use strong acids the same day
- Not a leave-on serum or moisturizer—still need follow-up steps
Key details
- Product: medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0 toner pads
- Count: 70 pads per tub
- Design: dual-sided (honeycomb + smooth); tweezer included per listing
- Site list price about $18.90 (sale price varies—verify on Amazon)
- Exact full INCI / acid percentages not expanded on the Best Items page
How it compares
For a multi-step medicube travel set instead of pads alone, see the PDRN Glow Essentials Kit (https://best-items.net/products/medicube-pdrn-glow-essentials-kit/). If you want a bottled chemical exfoliant rather than textured pads, The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Exfoliating Toner (https://best-items.net/products/the-ordinary-glycolic-acid-7-exfoliating-toner/) is the clearer leave-on acid option on this site.
FAQ
Which side of the pad do I use first?
Listing describes a honeycomb exfoliating face and a smooth soothing face—many people scrub lightly with the textured side, then wipe with the smooth side. Start gently if your barrier is reactive.
Do I still need toner or serum after?
These are toner pads, not a full routine. Follow with serum and moisturizer if that is how you usually layer.
How is this different from medicube’s PDRN kit on Best Items?
Zero Pore Pad 2.0 is a tub of dual-sided toner pads; the PDRN Glow Essentials Kit is five mini steps (cleanser through mask) for travel or trial.
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