Revolution Pro Miracle No Pore Pads [Medicube Zero Pore Pad Dupe]

There is a brand new Revolution Pro skincare product, and this one looks to be a dupe for the Medicube Zero Pore Pads (£17.90), and it’s the Revolution Pro Miracle No Pore Pads (£8). Keep on reading to find out more…

BUY HERE: Boots / Debenhams

The Revolution Pro Miracle No Pore Pads are £8 and they contain 70 pads. 

The jar comes with a flip-top plastic lid, and inside the jar, you get the 70 pads as well as little pair of plastic tongs, to help you separate the pads without touching them, to keep them hygienic and free from impurities.

These pre-soaked, textured circular pads are infused with lactic acid and panthenol, to gently exfoliate your skin, to refine the appearance of pores and give you soothing hydration benefits, for a smoother, healthier looking complexion. 

Key Ingredients

• Lactic Acid: Helps remove surface build up for a more radiant complexion.
• Panthenol: helps to soothe the skins surface.

OK, so why are the Revolution Pro Miracle No Pore Pads a Medicube Zero Pore Pad dupe?

I did some comparisons between the two products, the ingredients and the claims to see how similar they are. They look very similar visually, but what actually matters is the formula inside the pots. 

Feature	Revolution Pro Miracle No Pore Pads	Medicube Zero Pore Pad 2.0
Product name	Miracle No Pore Pads	Zero Pore Pad 2.0
Product format	Pre-soaked exfoliating facial pads	Pre-soaked exfoliating facial pads
Number of pads	70 pads	70 pads
Main exfoliating acid	Lactic acid	Lactic acid
Pore-clearing acid	Salicylic acid	Salicylic acid and betaine salicylate
Hydrating and soothing ingredients	Glycerin, betaine, panthenol, allantoin and hyaluronic acid	Glycerin, betaine, panthenol, allantoin and hyaluronic acid
Fruit and botanical ingredients	Orange, lemon, bergamot, bilberry, sugarcane and sugar maple	Orange, lemon, bergamot, centella, willow bark, apple and grape
Main skincare purpose	Exfoliating the skin and improving the appearance of pores and texture	Exfoliating dead skin, removing excess sebum and reducing the appearance of pores

When you compare the ingredients lists, there are at least 15 direct or very close ingredient matches, with the similarities in the packaging, name and claims, I’d say it’s very, very likely the Revolution Pro No Pore Pads are an £8 dupe for the £18 Medicube Zero Pore Pads 2.0, and the Revolution Pro version is available right now.

BUY HERE: Boots / Debenhams

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