no.

no, you have to buy a new pouch each time.

I am using my first pack of these, but I don't think you can reuse the package.

sorry, I don't know the answer. I just got mine and started using them.

Unfortunately i don't think they have refills for this product. It would be a great idea though because I go through a pack every 2/3 months.

I wish it did but as far as I know, there aren't any refills. =(

There are no refills. Every time you buy one, it comes in the pouch. I actually cut my stack in half and stick it back into the dispenser since the sheets are so large. Half a sheet does the trick for me and it lasts twice as long!

Not really. They come in a new pouch each time. They are not sold separately.

Shisheido does not provide a papers-only refill option. Each purchase comes with blotting papers and plastic pouch.

Refills are not available yet.

Each sheet has a fold that runs down the middle, the sheet should open towards you like a book, with the fold pointing away from you. Hope that helps!

Actually it is kind of tough to tell.... I can sorta "feel" the powder on one side and I can rub off a little on my finger that helps me tell the difference... I love these .... this is my HG blotting sheet from now on.

I struggled with this at first. The more solidly white side is the powdered side. I figured it out by wiping it on a piece of black cloth. One side will leave more powder when you touch it to the black cloth--I found that to be the solidly powdered side.

The side facing down in the package (I believe its solid white) is the side that absorbs the oils on your face.

When I first bought this product (at a dept. store, more than 10 years ago), the associate told me that you're supposed to put the non-powdered side against your skin. It seems counter-intuitive, but the idea is that the powder, which is NOT touching your skin, will "pull" the oil from your skin and through the paper. In other words, the powder is absorbing the oil, but you don't end up with oily powder stuck to your skin. So I would use the non-powdery-looking side against the skin. If you're not sure which side is powdered and which isn't, lightly run your finger over a corner of the sheet. If you get residue on your finger, that's the powdered side, and you don't want that residue, mixed with oil (ick!) on your face! Use the other side.

The side with the crease in it that would fold together if you did fold it in half has the powder on it. The outside is more rice-paper looking and the "powder" side is more solid blue. I hope this helps!

The side that folds in is the powered side.

The sheets are folded so the inside of the sheet has the powder.

The sheet is folded. Open the sheet up and use the "inner" side.

I always use the side that folded on the inside for blotting.

Yes, I am 57. They are gentle enough for all ages.

I have combination skin, sometime dry and sometimes oily. i do not find this product to make me look dryer or more oily. It allows you to keep your natural glow/shine without drying your skin out.

These are perfect...matte powder on one side (for nose and forehead?) and plain on the other (for cheek and chin?) Only takes away surface oil.

It won't make you drier, but will absorb excess oil from products.

Blotting papers can be used as a substitute for reapplication of powder to control shine. These papers have a powdery residue on them, and are not drying at all, so I'd give it a go.

This does not address acne at all. Try Murad or Clinique for Acne - they have lines specifically for that. Or AVON Clearskin Pro (better than Proactiv).

"Pureness" is Shiseido's line for oily/acne skin, but for serious ongoing problems, also see a dermatologist for more comprehensive care. Good luck!

These papers very nicely absorb any extra oils and shine.

The only Shiseido product I use is the oil-blotting papers but I've been using Proactive for about 15 years and that does the trick for my breakouts and I have super oily skin. Good luck in your search!

100

I think 100 sheets are in the package. My forehead is one of my problem areas too, and they work great for me.

100 sheets.

100 sheets. But I don't recommend these. Boscia's green tea linens are far superior and they give you 100 sheets for only $10.