6 products
6 products
6 products
These pimple patches are amazing! They're invisible, and it only took overnight to bring the size of the pimple down to nearly nothing. I will be recommending these to all of my friends, family, and fans! Thanks Jekyll Brand Cosmetics, for a product that actually works!
I finally tried the Jekyll Cosmetics face mask and wow, I could feel it working right away! That refreshing sensation hits instantly, and it feels so soothing on the skin. But my absolute favorite part? The tea tree oil scent. Omg, the fragrance is AMAZING! 👏❤️ Highly recommend!
Perfect to save my forehead from my helmet, particularly in the summer. I tried panty liners and cotton pads between my skin and helmet liner, in addition to regularly washing my helmet liner and washing my face immediately after taking my helmet off, but still struggled with cystic acne from my helmet. These work to keep me from breaking out. I have sensitive skin. Since using these, no more helmet breakouts, but I do immediately wash my face and wipe it down with witch hazel upon removing the patch. Horse Horses Equestrian
These worked great to lift oily patches on my skin, very soothing.
3.5 stars. They’re ok, but there might be better options out there.Pros:The large size is convenient for multi-pimple breakouts anywhere on the face.The patches adhere well.The little notches at the edges make it easy for the patches to fit the contours of the face.They draw gunk out of pimples, like any hydrocolloid bandage does.You can cut them to fit smaller areas.Cons:Comparing these to sets of other large patches, these are more expensive.The product listing suggests these are infused with tea tree oil, but I can’t smell that. I believe these are hydrocolloid only, with no added botanicals. This confusing advertising is the thing that bothers me most about these.There are more pros than cons, so I do recommend these. The seller might want to make separate listings for patches that are hydrocolloid only vs. the ones that are infused with tea tree oil.
