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Initially, these are not cleansing wipes. They are like exfoliating pads. They contain PHA, which are milder acids than glycolic and all those that are available on the market, which I cannot tolerate at all. I do very well with PHA (Pai has a wonderful daily cleansing gel and Medik8 has another wonderful toner for daily use). This one from Anua has a great packaging and includes a tweezer to take out the pads. In my opinion, it is only for oily skin with acne tendencies and only for a few times a week. I would say two pads a week (every 3-4 days) is already more than enough. It provides strong exfoliation; it stings my skin a bit for about an hour afterward, not anything terrible, but this indicates that it is not for continuous use. One pad is enough for the face and neck. It leaves something like a sticky film on the face, keep that in mind if you want to apply other products afterward. I applied a toner with peptides that is thin like water; I don't know if it absorbed or just sat on top. However, my skin, which I hadn't properly cleansed and exfoliated in a while, glowed with the first use, and the pores, especially on my nose, cleared up quite a bit. Do not use it around the eye area. If you want gentle daily exfoliation through a toner or serum that can be applied close to the eyes, get something else to use every day and apply the Anua once a week.

Fantastic cleansing oil.
I struggled for so many years with the western ones that leave a sticky goo like petroleum jelly.
Okay, you will always apply a cleansing gel afterward, although I don't consider it necessary with this one.
It is thin, just enough, spreads wonderfully on the skin without rubbing with pressure, and the most divine part, it emulsifies completely and rinses off entirely without leaving oil or a film.
I took off a star because it says to avoid contact with the eyes. It’s not clear if it’s suitable for eye makeup removal. Does it mean to avoid opening the eye and getting oil inside, but we can use it for removing eye makeup? Or does it mean that it’s not suitable at all for the area? I hope not because oil that you can't use for eye makeup removal doesn't make sense.
Anyway, it is so pleasant; I can't wait to use it.

I got it at a big discount for around €80 if I remember correctly.
For that amount, it is very good.
However, I wouldn't pay more than that for anything. If I were to spend that much, I would buy one with a compressor.

Measure your freezer space first to make sure the bowl fits.

Negatives: Many pieces, I would have preferred just the bowl, the lid, and the motor. Now there is a bottom ring, top ring, lid, motor. Assembly and cleaning are a bit of a hassle. The opening is a bit small for the mixture and it spills out.

Positives: Very nice in appearance, makes super ice cream. It made one mixture in ten minutes. Easy to use. Lightweight. Mainly makes super ice cream.

Having been accustomed to the steam pod, I had very low expectations as I was looking for something easier to transport and mainly felt that steam damages my hair. So I bought the Braun.
And I'm amazed.
It's super lightweight and easy to handle.
With sensors that tell you if your hair is damp and if you're going too slow.
With many settings for temperatures and programs.
Within five minutes, I have perfect straightening at a relatively low temperature.
Okay, it's not the steam pod straightening, but it's a bit more everyday in 1/4 of the time, the hassle of hair and the fatigue of the hand.
I use the Braun after every wash and if needed, it takes two minutes in the morning for a refresh.
Of course, I use heat protectant, but so far I haven't noticed any damage. I don't think it will be significant anyway, considering how quickly the job is done and at such low temperatures.
It has saved my hands. And it's so lightweight that I can take it with me everywhere.
I use the steam pod about once a month when I want a little more wow result, not that the difference is extreme, it's just that the steam gives a more pronounced result.

From appearance it rocks, wonderful.
From use also, it does what a pan of this category should do.

I disagree with most of the comments.
I found them somewhat cheap and the metal edges are sharp, which makes it unpleasant when eating with a spoon and being in a hurry.