https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/Any-reviews-of-St-Ives-Sensitive-Exfoliating-Pads/m-p/309287#M71423 <P>I use them and like them but I wonder if they have the right ingredients to be effective. Here is why. I was using PTR pads and was happy with them and then I read a review that said the PH levels make them impossible to be doing anything at all to my skin. I'm still confused about how a product can have such great personal reviews by users, but a clinical review proves scientifically they can't do what they say.</P> <P>So, I'm wondering the same thing about these. I like them, and that's important just by itself, but I'd like to know that clinically their ingredients are really doing something and that I'm not wasting my time.</P> Sun, 17 Mar 2013 14:06:53 GMT Jayro 2013-03-17T14:06:53Z https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/Any-reviews-of-St-Ives-Sensitive-Exfoliating-Pads/m-p/309287#M71423 <P>I use them and like them but I wonder if they have the right ingredients to be effective. Here is why. I was using PTR pads and was happy with them and then I read a review that said the PH levels make them impossible to be doing anything at all to my skin. I'm still confused about how a product can have such great personal reviews by users, but a clinical review proves scientifically they can't do what they say.</P> <P>So, I'm wondering the same thing about these. I like them, and that's important just by itself, but I'd like to know that clinically their ingredients are really doing something and that I'm not wasting my time.</P> Sun, 17 Mar 2013 14:06:53 GMT https://community.qvc.com/t5/Beauty/Any-reviews-of-St-Ives-Sensitive-Exfoliating-Pads/m-p/309287#M71423 Jayro 2013-03-17T14:06:53Z