NUMBUZIN No.5+ Vitamin-Niacinamide Concentrated Pads 70 Pads – Korean Brightening Toner Pads

Niacinamide, glutathione, vitamin C and tranexamic acid help improve the appearance of pigmentation, post-blemish marks, dark spots and uneven-looking tone over time.

PHA and LHA help refine the look of the skin’s surface for a smoother, fresher-looking complexion, while the essence-soaked pads keep the application comfortable.

Panthenol, glycerin, betaine, sodium hyaluronate and tremella mushroom extract help keep skin feeling soft, hydrated and comfortable after use.

A quick toner and brightening step in one ready-to-use pad. Skin feels fresh and prepared for serum, making tone and texture care easy to fit into your routine.

Soft essence-soaked pads with a fresh, lightweight finish. They glide across skin and leave the complexion feeling hydrated, refreshed and prepared without heaviness.

• After cleansing, gently swipe one pad across the face, avoiding the eye and lip area.
• Use the textured side first to smooth and prepare, then the softer side to hydrate.
• Pat in the remaining essence. Do not rinse.
• Follow with serum and moisturiser. Always finish with SPF during the day.
• Start 2–4 times per week, then adjust according to your skin’s tolerance.

Patch test first. Avoid use when skin feels irritated, over-exfoliated or barrier-weakened.

Best for dull, uneven, pigmentation-prone, post-blemish-mark-prone, dehydrated, tired-looking, normal, combination and oily skin.

Sensitive skin should patch test and introduce gradually, especially alongside vitamin C, exfoliating acids, retinoids or other brightening treatments.

Choose these pads when you want brightening, texture care and hydration in a convenient toner step. The combination of tone-supporting ingredients and PHA/LHA helps refresh dull, uneven-looking skin without adding a separate exfoliating step to the same routine.

Niacinamide: Helps brighten dullness, improve uneven tone, refine the look of pores and support skin clarity.

Glutathione: Provides antioxidant care to support radiance and a clearer-looking complexion.

Vitamin C and Ascorbyl Glucoside: Support antioxidant care and a brighter-looking tone.

Tranexamic Acid: Helps improve the appearance of dark spots, pigmentation and post-blemish marks.

Gluconolactone / PHA: Helps smooth texture while supporting hydration.

Capryloyl Salicylic Acid / LHA: Helps refine the look of pores and uneven texture.

Panthenol, Sodium Hyaluronate and Tremella Mushroom Extract: Help soothe and support lightweight hydration.

Morning: Cleanser → NUMBUZIN No.5+ Pads → Serum → Moisturiser → SPF.

Evening: Cleanser → NUMBUZIN No.5+ Pads → Serum → Moisturiser.

These are leave-on toner pads. Avoid layering too many strong actives if your skin is sensitive; use retinol, retinal, strong acids or peeling products in separate routines instead.

What do these pads do?
They help brighten dull skin, improve the look of dark spots, smooth texture and prepare the complexion for the rest of your routine.

Are they good for dark spots?
Niacinamide, glutathione, vitamin C and tranexamic acid help support care for dark spots, pigmentation, post-blemish marks and uneven tone.

Can I use them every day?
Some skin types may tolerate regular use, but begin 2–4 times per week, especially if sensitive or new to exfoliating pads.

Are they exfoliating pads?
Yes. PHA and LHA help smooth texture and refine the look of skin.

Can sensitive skin use them?
Patch test and introduce slowly. Avoid them when skin feels irritated, over-exfoliated or barrier-weakened.

Can I use them with retinol or retinal?
If your skin is sensitive, avoid the same routine as retinol, retinal, strong acids or peeling products. Alternate nights instead.

Do I need to rinse?
No. Pat in the remaining essence, then continue with serum and moisturiser.

A convenient Korean brightening step for skin that wants glow, clarity and smoother-looking texture. Niacinamide, glutathione, vitamin C, tranexamic acid and exfoliating acids meet hydrating support in this 70-pad routine staple.