Mediheal Sheets

The Tea Tree Trouble Pad (100 sheets base + 100-sheet refill) is a cotton-soaked toner pad with tea tree extract and salicylic-family actives targeting acne-prone skin. The textured side exfoliates lightly while the smooth side applies soothing toner after wiping. It is the most commonly recommended Mediheal pad for oily skin with active breakouts or congestion. The 100 + 100 bundle provides 200 applications, covering roughly 3-4 months for daily users.

The Tea Tree Twill Pad (100 sheets + 100-sheet refill) is a textured variant with a different weave on the exfoliating side, delivering more physical contact with the skin surface. Both versions use the same tea tree and actives base. The twill version suits skin that tolerates slightly more exfoliation; the standard version suits reactive or sensitive acne-prone skin.

The Madecasoside Red Pad (100 sheets + 100-sheet refill) and Madecasoside Trail Pad (100 sheets) use Centella Asiatica extract - specifically madecasoside, one of the active triterpenes in cica - as the main active. This pad suits skin that is prone to redness, post-inflammatory marks, or barrier damage from over-exfoliation. The red toner soaked into the pads targets calming and soothing rather than oil control or brightening.

The Trail Pad is a single-pack entry to the Madecasoside line without a refill, which makes it practical for people trying the formula before committing to the larger bundle. For confirmed users, the 100 + 100 refill bundle halves the per-pad cost compared to single packs.

The Vitamide Blemish Pad (100 sheets base, 100-sheet refill sold separately or as a bundle) uses a vitamin-forward formula to address blemish marks and dull skin tone. Vitamide combines vitamin C derivatives with niacinamide-adjacent actives to fade hyperpigmentation from acne spots and sun exposure. This is the brightening-focused option in Mediheal's pad lineup, distinct from the calming Madecasoside and the acne-active Tea Tree pads.

If your primary concern is post-acne pigmentation rather than active acne, the Vitamide Pad fits better than the Tea Tree Pad. For active breakouts plus marks, rotating both pads morning and evening is a common approach.

The Phytoenzyme Keratin Pad (90 sheets base, 90-sheet refill) is Mediheal's exfoliation-focused daily pad. Plant enzyme actives (phytoenzymes) provide chemical exfoliation to break down dead keratin cells on the skin surface, which improves texture and increases the absorption of subsequent skincare steps. The keratin focus makes this pad especially effective for skin with flaky patches, rough surface texture, or very dull tone that does not respond to standard hydrating toners alone.

Because it is enzyme-based rather than acid-based, the Phytoenzyme Pad is gentler than pads using AHAs or BHAs but still provides meaningful exfoliation over consistent use. It suits normal-to-dry skin that wants texture improvement without the sensitivity risk of acid exfoliants.

The Hydra Soothing Mask (20 sheets) is a cooling hydration mask for skin that feels dehydrated, tight, or reactive. The 20-sheet pack is large enough for daily use over three weeks. Mediheal's NMF (Natural Moisturizing Factor) Ampoule Mask (10 sheets) is an intensive hydration treatment mask using amino acids, humectants, and skin-identical actives. The NMF formula is aimed at prolonged barrier moisture replenishment rather than quick surface hydration.

Sheet masks sit between daily toner pads (used every day) and occasional treatment masks (used 1-3 times a week). Both the Hydra Soothing and NMF Ampoule masks work well after exfoliation or before a special event when you want immediate skin fullness and brightness. Apply after cleansing and toner, leave on for 15-20 minutes, then pat in the remaining essence rather than rinsing.

Mediheal sells most of their toner pads in base + refill bundles (Tea Tree Trouble Pad, Madecasoside Red Pad, Vitamide Blemish Pad, Phytoenzyme Keratin Pad). The refill packs contain the same pads at a lower per-pad cost, without the base packaging. Once you have the original packaging, buying refills on subsequent orders reduces cost per application significantly. The refill model also generates less waste, as the pads come in a simpler resealable bag rather than a full branded container.

For someone who uses a Mediheal pad daily, buying two refills at once rather than a base + one refill saves on individual order costs and ensures you never run out mid-routine.

Mediheal's toner pads are built for daily use - each pad replaces the toner step in your routine, combining cleansing, toning, and an active ingredient in one wipe. Sheet masks are a concentrated 15-20 minute treatment, typically used 1-3 times a week rather than daily. The two formats address different needs: pads build consistent routine results over weeks; masks give immediate visible results for specific occasions or skin recovery windows.

For a complete Mediheal-based routine, you can use a daily toner pad every morning and evening, then add a sheet mask 2-3 times a week as an extra treatment layer. The pad and mask can share the same active family (e.g., Tea Tree Trouble Pad daily plus an occasional calming mask on breakout recovery days) or come from different formula lines depending on your routine goals.

After cleansing, place a toner pad between your index and middle fingers and wipe across your face using the textured side first, moving from the center outward. Follow with the smooth side to deposit remaining toner. Do not rinse. Proceed with the rest of your routine - essence, serum, moisturizer, SPF. Most Mediheal pads require no rinsing, but check the specific product label as some acidic pads recommend a rinse for first-time users with sensitive skin.

Using the smooth side only (without the textured exfoliating side) is appropriate on days when you have already exfoliated with another product or when your skin is particularly reactive. The dual-sided design lets you adjust the level of physical stimulation you give your skin on any given day.