(60 ct) Peter Thomas Roth Max Complexion Correction Pads

I'm 28 and have struggled with moderate persistent acne since I was a teenager. I've tried many, many different brands and types of treatment, from Proactiv to Neutrogena Skin ID and Active Naturals to Mary Kay and Biore and Clean&Clear, to home remedies, epsom salt, regular old soap, salycilic acid peels, masks, toners, just leaving my skin alone... Basically I had nothing to lose by trying these too. And I've been so surprised.I've been using these pads for about 4 months now and the improvement in my skin is amazing. Is it perfect? No, but I would say it's like 90% better than it used to be. I still get a zit here and there but they just don't last like they used to and they don't multiply. This is just one of the 3 cleansing/treatment products I use in my routine that finally seems to be working, but I think it's the most vital.I use them once a day at night after showering and washing/exfoliating my skin with African Black Soap. They can REALLY sting if you have inflamed/irritated areas on your face, but it passes after a few seconds and it's so worth the discomfort. The smell is very strong but it's pleasant enough. And for me, they seem to rebalance my skin after the slightly drying effect of the black soap. There's no flaking afterwards, and when I wake up in the morning my skin feels smooth and hydrated.I'm able to wear less and less foundation (which finding the right foundation that wouldn't break me out was half the battle I think. I had read that mineral makeup is healthier for the skin but powder foundations just don't work for me so I've been using a liquid mineral foundation glominerals gloProtective Liquid Foundation - Satin II 1.4 oz. that seems to keep my skin happy.)My skin looks and feels healthier. Something in them also helps to fade acne marks quickly. I was having a rough time around my jaw line for a few months before I started using these, but now in that same area there's no discoloration, no monsters lurking; just clear skin. They are definitely worth trying at the very least.