What it is:A collection of innovative blotting sheets infused with targeted skin-soothing ingredients. What it does:Touch up anytime with these convenient blotting papers specially designed to relieve a variety of skin needs. Use the vitamin C-infused papers to protect the complexion from free radicals, the matte version to control oil, the tea tree sheets to heal tired skin, and the lavender papers to sooth agitated skin. Simply pull out a sheet and gently blot it around the entire face. Each set of 50 individual papers comes packaged in a slim case that easily slips into your purse or travel bag.

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Why did the price of these go up and the number of sheets per package go down? Is there some significant improvement to the product?

asked 7 months ago

s947

(Apalachin, NY)

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answer 1

I just got these in the mail and Sephora still sent me the 100-count package (even though my internet order was clearly the 50-count). So maybe they made a smaller package you can buy in-stores versus online. But otherwise, the two should be the same.

answered 1 month ago

crimsonshadow

(Hampton, VA)

answer 2

Sephora carries like five or six different types of these sheets BUT some packs only have 50 sheets and some have 100 sheets for the exact same price!! Definetly get the pack with 100 sheets so you get more for your money as the smaller pack does not work any better than the larger packs.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

californialuv

(Los Angeles, CA.)

answer 3

Sephora's new blotting papers do absorb better than the old ones. I have extremely oily skin, and with the old Sephora Collection Matte blotting papers, I had to use two or three sheets to mattify my face. With the new Sephora Collection blotting papers, I only need one to mattify my face. The size of both old and new papers seem to be the same, but the new papers are a bit more dense.

answered 4 months ago

trinny

(Statesboro, GA)

answer 4

I hadn't noticed that. Bummer. I haven't seen a difference in the quality in the ones I purchased recently from the ones in the past from here. They do however seem to work better than cheaper brands I have tried.

answered 4 months, 2 weeks ago

theirfen

(Frisco, TX)

answer 5

do not bother with these. get Tatcha aburatorigami.

answered 5 months ago

kintrala

(Dallas, TX)

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