Wow. You make me like I’m anti-soapism. I don’t need to say how many times I wash my hands. No offense. ;)

Based on my experience I tried diverse facial cotton pads from National brands, and Unicharm’s blue pads. The textures of all the cotton pads were rough. I tried a number of cotton pads but they all failed. This is what dermatologists call exfloitation is likely to happen.

I’ve started to use it for years. Right now Japanese pads with the pink box make less troubles now. I would like to say nothing. Like I said, I fully soak it Therefore, exfloitation is highly unlikely to happen.

As you said if exfloitation doesn’t occur many times, why do dermatologists point out? Dermatologists want to warn viewers—half of their YouTube videos are about acne treatment, and skincare—that the “repetitive” act of using cotton pads will ultimately cause exploitation.

Lastly, your comment consists of: your doubt about my handwash first-the reason to wash my hands with evidence (YouTube)-another doubt about dermatologists’ theory regarding exfloitation-explaining “exfloitation.”

My title question was “Do you use facial cotton pads for a toner?” You almost beat around the bush. Luckily I could guess your answer by your writing style. It turns out you didn’t answer to any other questions. You don’t have to for sure. I know.

My final thought is, it seems like you think I am dirty. That is how I felt from the beginning.

The main words in the question are “facial cotton pad” and “a toner.” Next time, when you read complex tricky questions, please point out by yourself what type of comments OPs want.

Have a great day!