Graham Hands Down Ultra Nail and Cosmetic Pads, White, 240 Count

Unlike others here I thought these were too small and use of only one side - didnt like. Ill try something else next time. (nail polish remover pads < used for)

I bought these primarily for removing nail polish. Not only do these make less mess than cotton balls, Q-tips, or cotton rounds, they actually remove the polish faster. I love the plastic backing so you dont get polish all over your fingers, and you can see it soaking the polish up all the way through to the backing. It doesnt just smear it around like cotton balls. Theyre also advertised as lint-free, which they definitely are! No more cotton threads stuck to my nails & fingers :) I use less time and less polish remover with these little dandies.

Love these! Awesome for nails. But I found them to be too rough for the face. For nails their amazing, no lint! :)

I just received these and used them. After removing the polish from a few nails the protective plastic layer separated from the pad on the first one, eliminating the purpose of using these. I tried another one and it did the exact same thing. I wont be using these any more! These are useless.

read all the other reviews to see why these are great little remover pads - theyre much thicker and more sturdy than cotton rounds or cotton balls, made of a dense felt-type material that very rarely leaves fibers/lint behind, and backed with a thin plastic layer that includes a holder tab to not protect your current mani if youre not taking it all off. if you have to scrub at glitters instead of soaking them off, these pads hold up just fine to that, instead of shredding and compressing like cotton balls do. theyre great for basic removal, and one pad is enough for at least one if not both hands, so more economical than youd think. if you do nail art, though, these are total lifesavers. theres literally nothing better to scrub even dried-out polish off of stamping plates, while being non-abrasive and non-damaging to the plate surface. the hold tab on the back means that if you need to clean out a plate partway through a stamping session, you can do that without smudging up or acetone-ing off your freshly placed stamps on your dominant hand. if that cool new thing you tried didnt work out just right (double stamping, freehand, whatever), dampen a spot of the pad with some acetone, and a few light swipes will take off the nail art fail without messing up your base color layer, again, without getting acetone all over the fingernails doing the swiping. if you have a silicone nail art mat, this is the best way that ive found to clean them off, with the durable surface of these pads making short work of any old stray polish drips or chunky layers left on the mat. the pretty generous 4.5cm diameter size means i can use the same pad for several different stamping sessions, using a different edge or part of the pad for different colors. these are occasionally available at Sallys, but theyre cheaper and more reliably found here on Amazon.

I use these all the time and live them. My only issue is I would prefer they came in half circles as I cut them in half to use. A whole pad seems to be a waste at times. As a half circle I have a straight edge, curved edge, and corners to clean with. Just a thought.

Can’t work without these polish remover pads.

These are great for taking nail polish off and this size will last for a while. No more sticky pieces of shredded cotton ball left on your nail. One or two good swipes and the polish comes off. Even has tabs you can hold to prevent polish from getting on the finger nails that are holding the pads. Great price for these too.

Exactly what I was looking for. Great absorbency and I don’t have to trash my finger nails if I’m only doing toes.

Literally the only remover pads I use. Perfect for nail polish. Nothing else even compares.