What is it"'Professional-grade, at-home treatment pads that exfoliate, retexturise andresurface all skin types.'
Acid toning pads.
Who is it for"Everyone, except people with obvious intolerances/allergies to glycolic.
What?s in it"

Possibly acne/allergy/troubling for some ingredients"acidsalcoholbenzephonessilicones
Natural" Organic" Man made" Vegan" Gluten-free"man-made, not gluten-free
Tested on animals/sold in territories that advocate testing"No/Yes
What's not in it"parabens
How do you use it"The advice is to apply every other day, morning or evening after cleansing, which seems fair enough.
What?s good about it"These are very affordable, perfectly good acid pads that work well as an alternative to some of the more expensive ones. They may contain a few more ingredients than the others, but I wouldn't let that put you off. The glycolic content is 10% and it also contains what Avon have trademarked as their 'Multi-Acid 5 Complex' which I expected to be five 'acidic' acids, but it's not. The Multi-Acid 5 is glycolic, hyaluronic, TPA, oxalic and salicylic. At 10%, they sit about in the middle of the acid spectrum.  What?s not so good about it"They have a bit more bite than some pads, i.e. sting, but it's certainly not unbearable.
Anything else"Yes. I am new to the Avon website, but it is without doubt one of the worst that I have seen for lack of information. No real description, no informati...