🌟 MEDca Acne Patch - (Pack of 56) Pimple Spot Treatment Hydrocolloid Bandages Absorbing Zit Cover Dots, Heart And Star Shapes: The Ultimate Solution for Clear Skin Review

Other reviewers have already noted how well they work so I won't repeat myself. Instead, I'll give you a few details that will prepare you to use these wonderful patches.1. Apply to a freshly cleansed and DRY face, ideally after exfoliating or using drying acne treatments such as salicylic acid products. Do not pre-apply oils, serums, moisturizers, or anything "smoothing” to your skin. This will result in the glue not working. If you pop it and it bleeds and such, wait until it almost slows…

I LOVE these cleats. They work just as well as Nexcare branded products and at least with Revain you get more per pack for less. The shapes are a nice touch, although you have to be very careful when removing them so you don't twist any of the edges/tips. This product only comes in one size, but it seems to do a great job of hiding pimples. Works very well on whiteheads and inflamed pores, but obviously not so well on really deep pimples. Not a cure-all, but acne will start to look…

They are great for deep cystic acne and will forever be a part of my beauty ritual now. They stick very well to the skin. If the pimple is headless, nothing seems to happen the first night, but after the second night the pimple has a head and is usually open and ready to pop. I will apply another patch on the 3rd night to make sure it's all out of the pore. It also appears to promote wound healing. I find it really minimizes scarring, partly because I no longer pick and squeeze the stain and…

I have compared them to the StarFace brand and another one here on Revain. Pink. In terms of efficiency, they are comparable to star faces. They're transparent and look like dry skin, but if that doesn't bother you then they should be effective. They're not as fast as StarFace, but they're a lot cheaper and have more features, so take your pick.

These are miracle workers! If I get a horrible bump, I'll pierce it with a sterile sewing needle and then put one of these band-aids on it. Everything sucks at night. This photo was taken of a painful lump under my nose and it took me 2 heart shaped plasters to drain it all. The infection needs a way out of the bump, so either burst it or poke a small hole with a needle for it to drain out.

I really wanted to like them but I did a comparison to other brands so I know what should work and how.1 ) These forms don't Help. I need maximum area coverage, asterisks and hearts don't help, often I leave open the part I want to cover. 2) You are so fat! It is very noticeable when you wear them. They should be like a thin piece of foil. 3) They have a double sticky side. I had to pay attention to the right side when applying. After application, due to the double-sided stickiness, it sticks…

*Pure photos of my pimple*As you can see I have a picture of a pimple in my Made near the nose: 00), as well as the box when I took it off. For the record, this pimple has been popped before (stubborn little fella) but it closed I believe while using the product. Good: First of all, the product is really quite nice to use. This brand has more products than the previous similar product I bought in Korea about a year ago. As you can see I used the product for about 8 hours and the redness and…

I'm a big fan of hydrocolloid dressings; They work wonders to blow away irritated/open blemishes and even remove pimples that haven't fully broken out yet. Medca Hearts & Stars in particular are my favorites - not just because they're cute, but because the shapes actually get a little better. personally for me. I'm prone to clusters of clogged pores and the heart allows me to get a wider area while being more flexible than a LARGE round patch in a regular box. Since the pimples usually appear…

I'm shocked at how well they work. Speechless! I saw a YouTube video about hydrocolloid compresses for pimples and bought them. I often don't get enough sleep, but when I do it's always a deep, painful cyst or two, which I invariably have to puncture (the "safe" way of popping a pimple) to stop the pain/swelling, and then it's a doubt whether it straightens up again or keeps filling up and reigniting (sorry about TMI). I've had one of the latest cases in the last 2 weeks and regular patches and