Reviews
"I have combination skin, and by the afternoon, my makeup would get patchy. If I tried to touch it up, it would just cake and clump. I heard blotting papers could help, so I decided to try the Innisfree blotting papers. After pressing them on my oily forehead, nose, and cheeks, my makeup touch-ups are much smoother and my skin stays matte for longer. I think I'll keep using them."
— Hailey Y. (5/5)
"Hello, I have oily skin and this summer has been incredibly hot. Anyone with oily skin can relate to the constant oiliness during summer. I manage it with oil blotting papers, and I found that the Innisfree blotting papers absorb oil really well, making them perfect for daily use. The paper itself is soft and not rough, so it doesn't irritate the skin. I highly recommend it."
— Erin Y. (5/5)
"Even in winter, my skin tends to get oily, so this is a must-have item for me. I use blotting paper to manage the oil on my face, then apply a generous amount of moisturizing cream on a cotton pad to wipe my face. After that, I touch up my makeup, and it looks fresh and flawless again. This product is essential for me. I remember there used to be a version of this in a different form, but it's not available anymore. I wish they would sell the blotting paper too."
— Rose B. (5/5)
"I used to have oily skin, but now it's more combination with an oily T-zone and slightly dry elsewhere. I've tried many types of blotting papers, and I repurchased this one because it worked well before. It has a lot of sheets, removes oil effectively, and leaves my skin feeling fresh."
— Hazel W. (5/5)
"I've been using mineral powder for a long time, but it started to feel too drying, so I became hesitant to use it. After applying the powder, my makeup would lose its fresh look and end up looking unnatural. So, I'm switching back to paper type. If you press gently, it might remove a bit of foundation, but it effectively absorbs oil in a natural way."
— Noelle G. (5/5)
"I bought this product because I heard it was excellent at controlling oil. After trying it, I found that just one sheet removes all the shine from my face without leaving my skin feeling tight. Made from traditional paper, it's much softer and less irritating than regular blotting papers. It's perfect for the T-zone areas like the nose and forehead, making it an ideal summer essential. The size is just right, and the slim case fits easily into my pouch. The price is reasonable, and it's clear why this has a high repurchase rate among blotting papers."
— Alice S. (5/5)
"Innisfree oil blotting papers are affordable, easy to carry, and effectively remove oil, so I've been using them a lot. I use them regularly, but they're especially handy during hot summers like this one! I think I used about 2-3 sheets a day. It's so hot, and while I sweat, I can't just wipe my face with anything, so I used these blotting papers to dab away the sweat, and they worked wonderfully. They're perfect to fold and keep a couple in your pocket for convenient use."
— Audrey N. (5/5)
"In the afternoon, my T-zone tends to get quite oily. So, I decided to buy blotting papers, something I hadn't used since my college days. Depending on my condition, the amount of oil varied, but it seemed to be more noticeable when I was working or out and about. After using them consistently, I noticed a gradual decrease in oil production, so I've stopped using them for now. However, I expect the oiliness to return in the spring, summer, and fall! Haha."
— Aria B. (5/5)
"I ran out of oil blotting papers from another brand, so I bought two of these! I thought I had dry skin and didn't produce much oil, but maybe because of the foundation in the summer, when I use this around noon, it picks up quite a bit of oil. Honestly, I was shocked, but I love how my skin feels matte after using it. With fall and winter coming, I probably won't use it as much, but I stocked up just in case."
— Jamie L. (5/5)
"I used it in the afternoon and it kept me feeling fresh and clean all the way until my evening wash. Loved it!"
— Kristen C. (5/5)
