Pimple Patches, Miracle Invisible Spot Cover - Hydrocolloid Acne Pimple Patch, Absorbs Zits & Blemish, Korean Skin Care, 2 Sizes (96 Count)

These are miracle workers. My teenage daughters use them everyday. As a mom in my 40’s, I don’t have the need for them everyday anymore. However, I use them occasionally as needed for hormonal acne. No one wants a pimple as an adult and these patches make all the difference in the world! You put them on at night and when you wake up in the morning, you can visibly see the difference. It absorbs the oils and pus from the pimple. It’s amazing to see how much it absorbs right there on the patch. No more picking at pimples and waiting a week for a pimple to heal. This speeds up that healing process and saves your skin from acne scars. The patches stick in place really well. I never worry about them falling off. They are the perfect size to cover blemishes. These are a must have at my house. One of my daughters has really sensitive skin and she has no problem using these. When you pull them off it doesn’t leave any marks or irritation on your skin. In fact it’s the opposite. It leaves your skin less irritated and smoother from the patch doing its work, We have them on monthly delivery and are often buying more before the next delivery comes. If you have teenagers in your house, this is a must have!

I saw an ad for these pop up on Facebook, and I was intrigued. I'd been wanting to try Zitsticka, but the price of Rael is better. A comment from another user led me to look them up on Amazon, and this is, by far, the best deal on an already affordable product. At the very least, it was a minimal investment to take a chance on and try something new--and I've tried a lot of things to help my acne. Now if you're looking for something to heal primarily cystic acne, you'll want to check out the Rael microneedle patches (which I think is the more comparable product to Zitsticka). However, I had a doozie pop up and these still reduced the size in a shorter amount of time. No bringing it to a "head" or anything messy like that--just gradually made it smaller. The microneedle patches probably do a better job with these kinds of pimples (which I plan on buying as well), but nonetheless, I was impressed. What I'm really impressed by is how these patches are healing my stubborn acne that has been around for a long time. I have zits that just never go away 100%. They may decrease in size at times or become more manageable to cover with makeup, but they are still always there. But after a few nights of using these patches on my more troublesome zits, this is the smoothest they've been in a long time. Every morning when I remove the patches, they have pulled more "gunk" from the zits. Furthermore, I have a dark spot leftover from a cystic zit over a year ago, and a patch on for a couple nights in a row has begun to lighten it. I'm convinced I'm on my way to a much clearer face. I also had a random new zit or two that popped up--I was able to zap them with a patch right away and they were completely gone overnight. I imagine the stubborn spots are just going to take a little more time. Now the thing everyone wants to know is if they are truly invisible, can they be worn out during the day, under makeup and so on? In short....no....I wouldn't. They're pretty close to invisible, but not quite. They are still noticeable in certain light and angles. But maybe if you have a pretty bad zit, you'd find wearing a patch over it favorable to going without. They also become white in the center as they pull more "gunk" from the zit, which makes them even more noticeable. As for under makeup, again, I wouldn't. I'm no dummy when it comes to makeup and I have a feeling it just wouldn't look right. I imagine foundation would gather around the edge of the patch throughout the day, making it more noticeable. And I'm not sure foundation would stick to the patches the same way it does to skin. No, these are definitely best as an overnight treatment. Plus, it's pretty satisfying seeing the results each morning. If you're a picker (don't lie--it happens to the best of us) or enjoy popping zits, the satisfaction in removing the patches in the morning is equivalent. I'm just a 36 year old lady who's been dealing with acne and skin texture most of her teen and adult life. I don't boast about much when it comes to skin care, because only a handful of products out there seem to really make a difference. These patches are one of them. Try them. I think you will like them.

I have several good things to say about these patches. Firstly, I have a hand tremor, which can make peeling off tiny patches more annoying, but with the tear-away backing, it makes it far easier to grab the patch and place it without folding the edges by accident. The patches are quite thin, which I think would make this backing necessary to even remove them in the first place, but the fact they're so thin definitely seems to be what makes them much less visible when you put them on. I am quite surprised how much they actually hold up to the claim of being "invisible"; if you're standing at a reasonable distance from a mirror, you wouldn't even see it was there if you didn't know where to look. I think my favorite thing about these patches (other than getting so many for a pretty low price) is that if you're doing a full skincare routine, your hands can just slip right over the patches while you put on toner or moisturizer, but with thicker acne patches, I'd feel like I needed to be really careful around them so I don't accidentally peel them off while putting on other products. These patches just stay put. They'd probably hide very well under makeup.

I was skeptical about pimple patches but decided to try these after a particularly stubborn breakout. Applied one before bed on a whitehead that had been bothering me for days. By morning, the patch had turned white and the pimple was visibly flatter. The adhesive stayed put all night without irritating my sensitive skin, which was my main concern. The variety pack is useful since different sized blemishes need different coverage. I've found the medium patches work best for most situations. They're nearly invisible during the day if you need to wear one out. The price point is reasonable compared to drugstore alternatives, and you get plenty in each pack. My only complaint is that they don't work as well on deeper, cystic bumps, but I don't think any patch really does. For surface level pimples and whiteheads, these definitely speed up the healing process. Would recommend keeping a pack on hand for those random breakouts.

This is by far my favorite pimple patch to use. They stay on longer and works fast. Even when I thought there wasn't anything left, it manages to pull out more ick from my face.

We tried MiracleSpot pimple patches after he was getting really frustrated with constant breakouts on his back, and nothing else seemed to be helping. Within 24 hours of using the patches, the pimples were noticeably smaller or completely cleared up. It was kind of shocking how fast they worked. They’re super easy to use — just stick them on and forget about them — and they actually pull out the gunk and calm the redness instead of drying the skin out. Seeing such quick results made a huge difference for his confidence, and now we keep them on hand all the time. If you’re dealing with stubborn or inflamed pimples (especially in harder-to-treat areas like the back), these are absolutely worth trying.

These new patches do not work! I used these before and they were very effective overnight. They had a visible center where the active ingredient was. But these new ones are just a sticky pad. They do cover the blemish cosmetically which is why I gave them ⭐️⭐️⭐️. But they certainly do not have the same effect on pimples. Just look at the pictures. The center spot would be white in the morning and the pimple reduced or almost gone. I do not recommend

I've tried so many pimple patches it's ridiculous. These work the best. They're the stickiest (even after prescription medication has been applied) and they are the least visible. They could be cheaper but since they are head and shoulders above the competition I'll pay what I have to. I don't wear makeup so I can't speak to how they work with cosmetics just acne medication.