BEAUTIQLO Madetica Clear Spot Patch for Acne,Pimple Patch,Blemish Spot,Skin Treatment, 27Pcs

Great !!! Five Stars

This is one of the most discreet patches I’ve ever worn. Making them wearable under makeup protecting your pimple from undesirable agents, including pollution. There are 24 little circular patches that come in 3 different sizes. After I cleaned my face, I just had to peel one off, and stick it to the zit before bed. The patch is clear, and is fairly flexible to move with your skin. The next day, I was impressed with how much the patch helped! It was visibly smaller and less swollen. My skin is sensitive, but there was no stinging or redness when I removed it. There's no such thing as an overnight fix when it comes to skincare, but this is about as close to it as I've seen. It didn't completely get rid of the zit, but it did improve a lot for me. I continued using them for the next couple days, and the zit cleared up three times faster than it normally does. The only drawback for me is that they don’t work quite as well for those deep, under the surface pimples. It still helps to shrink them, but you may need to use the patches 2-3 nights in a row before it’s completely gone. However, for pimples that have either already come to a head or have already been partially popped, the affected area is usually completely drained and flat after just one use. The patches are discrete enough that you could easily get away with wearing them through the day and people probably wouldn’t even notice. The fact that each package comes with 3 different patch sizes is also very convenient. These would be great for anyone who has a hard time resisting the urge to pick at their blemishes.

I discovered these little sticker treatments for acne awhile back and have been using them for about a year. I've tried many brands and this is the best so far. The reason it looks like there is a white spot in the middle is that the middle is a little thicker than the edges, so that it lays down completely flat but has enough of the material in the middle to heal whatever you are treating.Each sheet is sealed in a little packet. There are 12 larger spots on one sheet and 15 smaller ones on the other, so you get 27 in all. I am holding the sheet of the larger ones and put one on my skin so you can see how they look on. They are practically invisible.These each come on a plastic sheet that has a perforated line down the middle. I suggest cutting off the one you need and peeling off one end by tearing up the perforated line, rather than trying to peel it off with your finger. When I try to peel them off with my finger I ruin them at least half the time because the edges are so thin that it's easy to make it bunch up. So peel one half of the backing off and then position it wherever you want...then carefully pull the other side of the backing away from your skin and press down lightly.I first discovered these in larger bandages for scars, but was trying to cut them into smaller pieces for smaller areas. These little spots for zits are great also for small scars or healing up any kind of blemish or sore you get.I do not get a lot of actual pimples but I do get little irritated spots after a pimple or sometimes a bug bite or just randomly, and it seems like they can hang on for weeks or months and leave me with a scar in the end. Putting one of these spots on and just leaving it till it falls off, generally clears whatever I have up within a week, leaving no scar.For pimples or scabs these will puff up in the middle so you might have to apply a new one after several hours. I would suggest putting one on at night and by morning it will be puffed up. If it's an active pimple, I would remove it when it puffs up and put a new one right in it's place. Be careful to pull it off gently and do not disturb the skin just put a new one right on.For little scabs after a pimple or after a bug bite I just leave them on until they fall off unless it's on my face so the puffed up part looks weird to go out.When you first put a new one on it's practically invisible so it actually can conceal the pimple, and also keeps you from being able to touch it.These things are great and also a great value.Thanks for reading my reviewBecky Brooks

Started getting blemish dots for my kids when puberty hit, and we all consider them a critical tool in the fight for nice skin. We find the CosRx brand to work best, but these are better in terms of thin-ness and invisibility. The thin-ness is a good feature, but it also makes it a little more difficult to remove the dot from the plastic blacking without malforming it, even though the backing has a bendable section.These dots serve several functions: they drain, they heal, and (maybe most importantly) they prevent “picking” blemishes. Oh, there's one more benefit: they COVER oozing yucky zits so I don’t have to look at them! On a new blemish, these dots serve to absorb the gunk and get it out of your face. On a blemish that's halfway gone, these dots help the area heal without leaving a huge scab.Note for makeup users: remove these dots and give your skin time to “rebound” a little while before you try to apply foundation or concealer. Otherwise the skin where the dot was will absorb the makeup differently than the rest of your face, and it can be a little noticeable. (Don't believe the hype that you can put makeup on top of these, that looks weird).

These are a good value compared to others of this type we've used.As long as the skin was clean and dry these had good adhesion. The silicon type patch were two good sizes.We liked them fine, but they definitely did not work on acne that has not erupted. Not at all.They also didn't work as well as others we've tried on open acne. I had to use one for three days and still it wasn't cleaned out. I don't know if there isn't enough active ingredient, or surface area, but most other patches of this type I've tried worked in only one day, and at most 2.Also, if any of these type of patches claim to work on non-erupted pimples, be very skeptical. I've never found that to be the case and I've tried at least 5 different brands.Although these have a good cost value for the number of patches compared to others, I think I'd give them a pass, as they didn't work as well for me.