Quick acne healing overnight
Hydrocolloid patches that protect wounded or troubled area from getting worse while maintaining humidity of skin to prevent further breakouts.
Quantity : 24patches (9 Large Dots, 5 Medium Dots, 10 Small Dots) / 1 ea
BENEFITS
• Absorbs & extracts gunk
• Faster healing
• Prevents scarring
TARGETS
• Protecting the problematic areas
Cleanse the area around the problem spot. Select a bigger size patch than the problem spot and attach the patch to the spot.
KEY INGREDIENTS
Hydrocolloid :
absorbs discharge, maintains humidity to prevent further breakouts
roduct Description:
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