The pad is quite large, so it only takes one sheet to finish. And it's soaked incredibly thoroughly - there's even a bit of liquid(?) left at the bottom even after using it all up. I was able to use the last sheet without it drying out, and in my case, I even put in some cotton pads and used them thoroughly. Although it's a mildly acidic pad, it doesn't feel slick, just provides an appropriate amount of oil replenishment, so there's no unpleasant residual feeling. The Hwahae pad itself has separate sides for wiping and for applying like a pack, so you can use it appropriately for each situation. The container is on the larger side, which I was initially surprised by, but the built-in clip holder was actually quite helpful.

After trouble becomes ripe or salty, applying it like a spot cream with a cotton swab really calms it down quickly.

When your face is flushed, if you dry your hair and put it up, and then remove it, the burning sensation is completely gone.

The calming effect is quick, and the pad size is generous, making it easy to apply to the entire face.

The product has high moisture content, making it suitable for daily use, but strong exfoliation is difficult to expect.