T.N. Dickinson's Witch Hazel Cleansing Pads, 60 Count

So....I'm a middle age woman who has hit that time in life that women tend to not talk about - menopause. I was ready, but not ready for changes that I didn't know about. Sure, I knew to possibly expect hot flashes. Irritability. Heck, my mother used menopause as her excuse to be moody way after she'd gone through it. I knew cycles would get crazy. And fine lines might appear. I might be tired and possibly put on a few pounds. But the one thing no one told me about was the STANK that I would suddenly wake up with. I literally got out of bed, put on my robe, and began questioning my family about a strange odor. I couldn't, for the life of me, figure out where it was coming from. Then I realized something horrific - it was me!!! WTH? Why have women not been talking about this? So this brings me to witch hazel. I shower and I am very self conscious about my appearance and obviously cleanliness. I knew witch hazel was great for cleaning pores - my teenage daughter used it. I had read that it's great to use to clean under the arms too. So I quickly head to Amazon to find witch hazel. I wanted the convenience of pads so I could do a quick underarm swipe in the mornings or anytime I felt I needed to refresh. I dont remember being turned off by the smell of witch hazel, but these pads don't smell so good either. Not only that, they're rough. No where does it say exfoliating on the bottle. I've since discovered Lume and they make a body wipe. It's much more expensive than a bottle witch hazel pads, but I can't put a price tag on dignity.