Where do you buy them? I had awful acne as a teenager & now even tho I’m in my 30s I still break out pretty bad at times. I have an amazing skincare routine but sometime I still get patches of acne & would love to try something like this to see if they helped.

@@Tat2d_Barbi_420 you can get them in the grocery store or a drug store. I usually cut them because they’re big.

Lancing as in like with a small needle 💉 🪡 or some?

@@danrolf7527 I actually use lancets. You can get them at any drug store.

Does it hurt taking them out?

Hello fellow zebra! ❤ I wouldn't be able to use these cause I'm allergic to adhesive but I'll be sure to recommend to zebras who aren't allergic.

My sister has elhers, just wanna say stay strong I know it can be hard!

How do you use them. I tried using them and I still get scars

@@perfectlyimperfect2368 You may be able to still use them! I have some serious adhesive allergies and can tolerate these rather well. It's worth trying out somewhere discrete, imo.

Same here friend😊

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i know you commented this from 9 months ago but girl pls spill the brand

Ha....that’s disgusting...🙂

Congrats on the clear skin! I started getting acne when I was 8 and I picked at it, as an 8 y/o kid would do. So now I have scars and they looks horrible and I hate it 😭😭

How are you supposed to take them off? Im curious to start using these:)

@@eevih4258 they start to fall off after few days. When they're loose then it's safe to take them off. I'm talking about situation where a pimple was pooped. If it is untouched then, I think, it's safe to take it off anytime. However, you don't need to take the patches off daily - apply them with clean hands on disinfected area and they're safe to keep for few days. This kind of hydrocolloid patches are use in medicine to heal wounds and they're safe to be kept on for few days. P.S. I'm not a dermatologist but I repeat a piece of advice I got from my dermatologist 🥰

@@AamuAurora Thank you so much for your advice!!💕

@@AamuAurora how do i desinfect the area?

@@agentyuknow628 ask your gp or pharmaceutical for advice

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No. They’re horrible

Oooh I hate those 😮‍💨 I wear them at night though, so I'll go to bed then wake up so giddy to take it off like "oooh yay let's see the yucky face juice :)" it's so gross but it's soothing in a way, and it's so nice not having a huge ugly scab

Good luck with that, skin is one of the toughest things to figure out 😭

How many times?

Could be true, had an allergic reaction to the adhesive of a bandaid. I would recommend getting allergy tested by a derma on common adhesives. It's also possible that it wasn't kept clean enough/you didn't clean well before applying. But its also possible that life just said "screw you in particular." Good luck

“Normal skin type”

Motherfucking lucky skin

The acne is probably hormonal and a normal skin type

It's my skin type right now, but when i was a teenager i had a serious acne breakouts to the point it spread all over my face, neck, back and arms but after that period is over, start in my 20s I never got any acne anymore after i fix my lifestyle, exercise, use skin supplements and probiotics and of course a good skincare routine

They have small, fingertip sized versions of these that are great for those areas. I have the same problem and that's very helpful in my experience. I hope she's doing OK with her skin, because it's made me insecure too 😮‍💨 i also recommended cleansing toners and balms that hydrate the face. Toners in my experience are better for washing off oil/makeup than a makeup wipe, and they're also hydrating which helps to calm the production of skin oil. (Dry, unmoisturized skin causes more oil) and cleaning balms that are oil based are also very helpful and effective, they can clean off damn near any makeup quick. Of course, it can also be hormonal from puberty (I'm also the same age range). Good luck for her, ♡

No, it'll look a bit like a scar for a few days then it'll go away. Unless you pick at it like an idiot (me)

@@Quesoquantum ok! thank you

They’re similar but an acne patch will have some slightly different ingredients that are specifically for acne, but it may be more expensive. I’d say try them both and see how it works for you. If hydrocolloid works just as well, then stick with that, since they can be bought in larger sizes for cheaper.

I have similar ones sometimes. Best course of action in my experience is to put one of these on for as long as possible, put pressure, etc... however for you it seems extreme. In my opinion you should see a derma for that

Wait, what do you use?

Age play big part in acne. Adult usually come from external factor (diet, skin care, etc) while teenagers mainly are internal. Seems like your friend been wearing product that irritated her skin (same thing also happen to me). She need to stop using the product and focus on healing the irritation 1st. Limit the skincare use and focus on hydration and moisturing first (etude house soon jung line), dont go 5 new product at once. I suggest check out cassandra Bankson & liah yoo channel, this 2 people mainly focus on sensitive acne prone skin. Best to just do your own research. Also stress make your acne worse.

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