Which Cotton Pads Does Hyeri Use? Her White Rabbit Pick Explained
Hyeri showed White Rabbit cotton pads in her May 2024 MY VOGUE bag interview. Her reason was practical: she disliked the loose fibers left by some cotton pads and said someone had recommended this brand. She also liked the large sheets. If you found the clip while looking for her skincare essentials, the useful question is which texture and pack to buy—not whether a celebrity endorsement guarantees the same result for everyone.
Photo: VOGUE KOREA / YouTube
Watch Hyeri introduce the cotton pads →
What Hyeri actually said
The cotton-pad segment begins at 8:34. Hyeri says she brought the product she uses at home, then explains that she had wanted an option without the annoying cotton fluff. At 8:59, she points to the generous size and says one sheet is useful because it covers a large area. These comments explain her personal preference; they are not an independent test of lint resistance.
The clip identifies the White Rabbit brand. It does not justify treating every current White Rabbit pack as the exact option in her hand. Packaging, counts and product names can differ across markets, so match the texture and dimensions when shopping rather than relying only on the color of a box.
Plain or perforated: the difference worth checking
White Rabbit’s own comparison describes the plain type as a smooth, soft sheet for toner or essence. The perforated type has a textured surface with small holes and is presented for makeup removal. This is the brand’s intended-use guidance, rather than a reason to scrub harder.
For someone whose main concern resembles Hyeri’s—stray fibers and the feel of a pad during skincare—the surface is a more useful starting point than the number of boxes in a bundle. If you mainly want a sheet for cleansing water, compare the perforated version as well. The two options are not simply different colors of the same surface.
Compare plain and perforated pads →
How large are the sheets?
The brand’s English-language NAKED COTTON Classic page lists 100% cotton and a folded size of approximately 2 by 3 inches. Unfolded, it measures 4 by 6 inches, or roughly 10.2 by 15.2 centimeters. That gives you a concrete way to compare it with smaller pads already in your bathroom.
This specification describes the Classic product on that page. It should not be read as confirmation that a domestic Korean listing with a similar name has the same pack count or contents. Check the full product description, especially when a retailer offers plain, textured and mixed bundles together.
Compare the cost per sheet, not just the box price
A low headline price can belong to a smaller pack. Divide the item price plus shipping by the total number of sheets to make bundles comparable. For example, a hypothetical $15 delivered bundle containing 500 sheets works out to three cents per sheet. That is a calculation example, not a current price quote.
If you are ordering internationally, the destination, delivery charge and local availability matter more than converting a Korean sticker price into dollars. The official product link below is provided for specifications; stock and checkout availability need to be checked for your location.
Read White Rabbit’s official Classic specifications →
Was the Vogue video sponsored?
The original video description explicitly discloses a d’Alba advertisement. It would therefore be inaccurate to describe the entire interview as an ad-free haul. This guide separates Hyeri’s comments about cotton pads from the manufacturer’s product information and does not claim a purchase history that the video does not establish.
Quick answers
Which brand did she show? White Rabbit, beginning at 8:34 in the linked interview.
Why did she like it? She discussed her dislike of cotton fluff and the usefulness of a large sheet.
Is the exact current variant confirmed? The brand is confirmed; this guide does not infer a current SKU solely from the packaging. Compare the actual texture, unfolded dimensions and sheet count before buying.
Sources: VOGUE KOREA, May 20, 2024; White Rabbit official product and comparison pages. Checked October 22, 2026.