RNW Der. Esthe Dual Derm Spot Patch Set, Plaster Patch + Hydrocolloid Patch (70EA) Care for Acne Pimples Zits Pores | Invisible Blemish Cover | All Day Long Korean Skincare

Gosh such an awesome product!!!! I had a very painful spot under my nose.In the first picture you can see the spot.2- I placed the the first patch on. After 24 hours I removed it and I could see the redness subsided.3 - I place the hyaloronic patch on and I could immediately feel it working.4- all the gunk that came out of my spot.Brilliant product this is a must have for anyone with acne and for small spots.I will definitely have these on hand when my boys are teens!One of my absolute favorite thing about this product. Finally a product the you watch the video on you tube or wherever. And it works exactly as shown on the clip.

Update: came back to say I LOVE the aftercare patches. It really makes the healing process clean, super fast, and complete. I recently got a zit inside my ear where I can’t even get a good view. This happened before and in my efforts to clean the area, I would just make it worse and it would go on and on. This time, I just put this aftercare patch and the next morning, it was healed flat and closed. The patch had turned white like it took out remaining yucky stuff.Original review:This kit from RNW is zit care from beginning to end. There’s two packets inside the big one that zips up for storage. The little green packet is for before and is normal zit sticker, which seems common from Korea, and I love them. These work by applying certain elements to the skin that becomes more potent when covered with a bandage therefore treating the pimple and is easy with no mess. Though... once you feel one of those volcanoes from deep within rising, none of these can reach that far and can’t help you. I particularly like this set because of the pink packet, it’s for aftercare which is first for me even though I’ve tested countless of these type of patches. Usually, I have nothing to apply after, though battle to recovering that skin is far from over and this solves the problem. Seems to finish off whatever didn’t clear, as well as keep the area sanitary and flattened. I really liked keeping the busted area covered for once. While it’s mostly clear when applied, it turned white in the center as if it was sucking out bad stuff by the end of the day, so I would stick to nighttime wear, unless you are putting it somewhere not conspicuous.

The RNW Der. Esthe Dual Derm Spot Patches comes in a plaster patch (40-count green, before) and hydrocolloid patch (30-count, peach, after) set. Pimple patches are a fantastic, non-medicated, non-drying way to hurry along the lifecycle of a pimple, as they draw out the gross buildup trapped inside the infected pore (oil, pus). After wearing, you'll often see this as an off-white coating on an otherwise semi-clear patch. Using these sorts of patches can flatten out an otherwise inflamed, active zit overnight. They also protect the skin, keeping the user from picking and squeezing at the affected area. Picking and squeezing can lead to scarring, also known as hyperpigmentation (the redness that lingers long after the pimple is gone).Having used hydrocolloid patches of seemingly all styles and price points, I'm going to say that there isn't much of a need for the green plaster patch. The After Care (peach) set is more like what you'd expect from pimple patches, used to treat pimples to quicken their lifecycle and hurry along the healing stage. Both have excellent adhesion and are near invisible when applied to the skin, but the green set seems unnecessary. They are incredibly thin and come on a single plastic sheet. You have to be careful pulling them off; else, you will curl an edge and make them more noticeable when you place them. Once bent or stretched, they are near impossible to fix. The same is true with most of these sorts of patches. Whereas, those in the peach envelope have beveled edges, come off a perforated sheet to aid in removing them, and these are more effective at the job of pulling out the gross stuff than the other patches.The plaster patch just sits there, protecting the skin. But the peach set of patches does so much more. I would almost say to use them the other way around, peach to treat during and placing the green patches over the skin once the pimple is on the mend to protect the skin.Otherwise, there isn't a need to have two different patches unless one set is medicated. You place the hydrocolloid patch (of any brand) atop the zit and replace it as needed when it has turned white. Or you replace it when you're ready to cleanse and treat the face. They can be worn overnight, during the day. The two sets here seems gimmicky and unnecessary.These have great packaging, are seemingly well-made patches, adhere well, and are priced akin to other patches' brands. Still, I've gotten larger sets of just your standard hydrocolloid ones in two sizes for about the same price. Do your research and shop around.

There is a before patch which contains Salicylic Acid, Tea Tree Leaf Oil and Fireweed Extract. This patch is useless, I've been breaking out because of eating potatoes chip or who knows and I put the patch on two of my redness spots before I went to sleep. The next day the redness is still there. It's still red, it was neither less or more red. The Hydracolloid patch is great, it works and reduces my acne spot over time. I just wish there is a sticker on top so the patch can be remove easily. The path can be remove but its like removing a sticker where if you dent the edge it stays like that so when I put it over my skin, it's not a smooth circle but a dented small edge of the patch. Sure I notice it, but in general no one is going to notice it.