Where are these oil/shine blotting papers of which you speak?

[RobberBride]

I've finally run out of Kleenex powder-free oil absorbing sheets (sob) and they've discontinued them in the UK (sniff). I've seen mention before of 'I buy blotting papers on Ebay in bulk' but I'm an Ebay virgin and I'm overwhelmed by choice. Please can someone give m a link to the ones (Ebay or otherwise) that they buy? Ideally ones that won't bankrupt me. Thank you!

hopeful bump

superdrug haven't tried them, but they are cheap.

Boots have a couple of different types. Search 'paper'

Superdrug ones are rubbish compared to the Kleenex ones. They're powdery and odd.

Watching this with interest as I need a replacement for the incredible Kleenex ones.

I loved the kleenex ones and have started using ones by NYX, sold in boots. About £3ish. Not fantastic (paper thin, literally!) but takes away shine without leaving a powdery finish.

I loved the clean and Clear ones -blue ones.
They're discontinued too, the arses. I buy in Singapore when I'm there with work, or on ebay.

I stock up on these Gatsby sheets, they're great.

I've ordered this from eBay as I was looking for something reusable and non-powdery:

www.beautyblender.com/shop/category/tools-accessories/blotterazzi.html

Not arrived yet though.

I loved the Kleenex ones too - so annoying that they've been discontinued!

Will be following up some of these recommendations, thanks.

I now use rizla papers, the ones in green packaging. They work and v easy to carry around.

I use DHC blotting papers. Buy from amazon or escentual. It's £4 for 100 sheets.

You're all wonderful, thanks!

Muji - £1.95 for 100 sheets:

www.muji.eu/pages/online.asp?Sec=17&Sub=70&PID=281

Try home bargains if you've got one handy.

They were selling them off about 50p a pack recently.

My Blotterazzi came - it's actually really good and comes in a mirrored compact with 2 so you can have 1 in use and 1 spare. Was cheaper from a Chinese seller on eBay.

I'm sadly not near Muji or Home Bargains, so I'm going to start with Rizla (because, 26p) and see if they work first.