Mama & WishWitch Hazel Foam and Pad Liners Bundle - Postpartum Essentials

Helped me alot in healing after delivered my baby. Highly recommended.

I loved this for my pp recovery. The reason for the 4 stars is that the cooling pads are so thin that they don't start in place well.

This is the best foam for postpartum recovery! I bought the frida brand also but much prefer this one. The frida brand is minty which is cooling at first but caused irritation for me after awhile. The liners of this brand have that minty-ness too, but I do love the convenience of the large liners over the tucks pads.

After a full natural birth, this made everything feel so much less sore. The cooling effects had a slight sting but that was mostly due to some slight tearing.

Me agradó su alivio inmediato, el foami en conjunto son excelente combinación!! Totalmente recomendado!!

The bottle leaked absolutely everywhere, which is odd because there is some shrink wrap around the cap. Unfortunately, the shrink wrap had a hole and I guess is why it leaked. There is still some in the bottle, but it completely soaked the package. Luckily, the pads are in a plastic wrap which is resealable so it did not ruin them. These are nice and gentle, no real scent to it at all. The foam can be applied to the pads or anything else you want to use. It is all pretty good quality. It is not plain witch hazel, there is other stuff in it, but it works well. I feel like it is a little bit expensive.

This is a kit that consists of a 5 oz bottle of foaming witch hazel and a pack of 24 moistened pad liners. The foaming witch hazel is quite nice; the pad liners not so much.The witch hazel dispenses as a nicely dense foam. It doesn't drip or run, and is pretty mess free when applied to toilet paper. It's a 50% witch hazel concentration which is less than the concentration of witch hazel in liquid form. The foam format makes it easier to use, and even though the concentration is lower, it's still at a level that provides soothing relief. The trade off is that the foam doesn't seem to provide the same level of swollen tissue shrinkage as liquid witch hazel.The pad liners are moist but do not contain any witch hazel. They do have mentha arvensis leaf oil as one of the ingredients, which provides some measure of a cooling sensation, and also gives them a bit of a minty scent. I didn't find the cooling sensation to be all that effective. It's not unpleasant, but it's not something I find all that useful or even comfortable. On the plus side, the material is soft but pretty durable (they are NOT flushable) and the moisture level was good (well moistened but not drippy).The pad liners are packed in a soft pouch with a hard plastic lid that does a good job of keeping the unused ones from drying out. They don't dispense all that well, however, especially the first few out of the pouch. Additionally, the pouch comes in a large cardboard box which is rather wasteful in terms of packaging.The price is pretty high for a 5 oz bottle of foaming witch hazel and 24 liners. No info is provided on the package as to where it is made. I would guess and say it's not made in the US given the number of typos and misspelled words that are present in the usage instructions.Five stars for the foaming witch hazel; 2.5 stars for the pad liners. Overall rating of 3.5 stars. While the foaming witch hazel is something I'd get again, I'd get it from a different manufacturer that doesn't bundle it with the far less useful pad liners.

I bought these to use as wipes in the bathroom, as well as for my face and neck, such as to clean up after doing yard work or before going to bed. I could see in the pictures that the "pad liners" are just thin rectangles so I figured they'd work fine as wipes, and they do. These are basically 4.5" x 11" witch hazel wipes with a can of extra witch hazel, which is exactly what I was looking for. The wipes have held up fine without tearing apart.Note that the main ingredient listed on the wipes package is hamamelis virginiana, which is the scientific name for witch hazel, so these do contain witch hazel as the main ingredient. There's also some glycerin, alcohol, castor oil, and mint (and a few other things) on the wipes for the cooling effect.The product description lists these as unscented, but they do have a light witch hazel/minty scent. I like it and don't find it to be very strong. The can of foam is nice for extra cleaning or if you want to really slather on the witch hazel with the wipes or some toilet paper/paper towel. It's 50% solution, not 100% witch hazel though.Seems expensive at first compared to other similar items, but this has the extra 5oz can of witch hazel foam, so overall it might actually be about in line with other similar items. Also, since the package has 25 wipes vs 50 or more, it's less likely to dry out before finishing the package.So, overall I like these and would consider getting them again.