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Stubborn Acne Pimple Patches, Hydrocolloid Spot Stickers 24 Ct
Stubborn Acne Pimple Patches, Hydrocolloid Spot Stickers 24 Ct
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- 24-count pack of Neutrogena Stubborn Acne Hydrocolloid Blemish Patches to remove impurities from the skin to help pimples look visibly smaller and flatter after one use
- Ultra-thin acne spot patches help protect pimples from being picked to reduce the risk of post-acne marks. Patches target single pimples and are ideal for use on small facial blemishes along the chin, nose and forehead
- Facial patches visibly show they're working; patch will start to turn white as it absorbs fluid from your acne blemish while also providing an optimal healing environment to help protect pimples from being picked to reduce the risk of post-acne marks
- From a dermatologist recommended brand, Neutrogena Stubborn Acne Blemish Patches are dermatologist-tested, allergy-tested, and non-medicated. In clinical testing, over 90% saw flatter looking pimples by the next day
- To use, clean and dry skin thoroughly before carefully apply fluid absorbing patches over the blemish and leave on for 8 hours or overnight. To remove, carefully loosen one end of the patch and stretch along the skin slowly
Neutrogena Stubborn Acne Ultra-Thin Blemish Patches remove impurities from skin to help popped pimples look smaller & flatter in just one use. During clinical testing, over 90% saw flatter looking pimples by the next day. Ideal for acne-prone skin, these hydrocolloid blemish patches from a dermatologist-recommended brand are easy to use & will start to turn white as they absorb fluids to visibly show they're working. The ultra-thin, non-medicated blemish patches provide an optimal healing environment to help protect pimples from being picked.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Acne Patches
1. What are Acne Patches?
Acne patches are clear, hydrocolloid-based patches designed to target and treat acne spots. They work by absorbing excess oil, preventing bacteria from entering the pimple, and helping to speed up the healing process while keeping the affected area protected from further irritation.
2. How do Acne Patches work?
Acne patches work by creating a protective barrier over the pimple. The hydrocolloid material draws out impurities, reduces inflammation, and helps speed up the healing process by maintaining the ideal moisture balance in the skin. They also prevent you from picking or touching the blemish, which can lead to further irritation or scarring.
3. What are the key benefits of using Acne Patches?
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Fast Healing: The patches accelerate the healing process by creating a moisture-rich environment.
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Invisible Protection: The clear, discreet design means you can wear them during the day or night without anyone noticing.
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Prevents Picking: Helps to prevent touching and picking at pimples, reducing the risk of scarring or further infection.
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Oil and Bacteria Absorption: Effectively absorbs excess oil and protects the area from bacteria, speeding up recovery.
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Convenient & Easy to Use: Just apply the patch directly to the pimple, and let it do the work—no mess, no hassle!
4. How do I use Acne Patches?
Using Acne Patches is quick and easy:
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Cleanse and dry the affected area.
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Select a patch that fits the size of the pimple.
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Peel the protective film off the patch and apply it directly onto the pimple.
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Leave it on for several hours or overnight to allow it to work.
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Gently remove the patch and discard it once it has absorbed impurities or after it has visibly reduced in size.
5. Can Acne Patches be worn during the day?
Yes! Acne patches are designed to be clear and discreet, making them perfect for daytime use. You can wear them under makeup or alone while going about your day, and they will work to target your acne without anyone noticing.
6. How long should I leave Acne Patches on?
For best results, leave the patch on for at least 6 hours, or overnight while you sleep. The longer you wear the patch, the more effective it will be in reducing the size and redness of the pimple.
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