I received this as a gift and have been using it, and it's quite fascinating. You apply it to the palm of your hand like squeezing a mousse, and then press down on the resulting pads to complete the pore pad. When you place these on your skin and press down, it feels refreshing and moisturizing. However, I didn't really notice any significant reduction in pore size. This is a unique product that could be worth trying out.

You should do this with your eyes closed. When I first tried it with my eyes open, my eyes felt stinging and a bit painful!

Be sure to follow up with good moisturizing after using this!

The sound of the air bubbles bursting so clearly on the ice pore pad was amazing! The cool sensation when touching it is also an advantage of this product. After using it, I really felt the cooling effect was great. I originally thought it only had a cooling function, but when I took off the pad, my skin felt moisturized. The natural extract ampoule contained in the bottle also provides moisture to the skin, so it's become an item I reach for often these days. Overall, it seems like a fun pad to use.

In fact, the typical round toner pad shape doesn't come out easily. And it doesn't stick to the skin very well, which was quite disappointing. And while individual differences may exist, the gas released during bubble formation can create a strong scent (like acetone?) that can sting the eyes a bit. Also, when spraying, there's a bit of splashing around, so it's a bit difficult to neatly create the pad shape.

The key to using the Baby Pore Air Pad is to spray it in a circular motion when creating the pad (i.e. when spraying). Spraying in a straight line is not as effective as circling around to create the pad shape. And after spraying, it's important to press down firmly with your palms to shape the pad.