The new generation of spot-zapping stickers promise to stop unwanted blemishes in their tracks
An unexpected
isn’t the end of the world, but it does help that a new wave of blemish-busting skincare stickers has arrived.can be drying when applied all over skin, but these topical patches allow you to tackle specific areas with clout without any worry of that happening. The stickers take the form of tiny patches laced with active ingredients, like salicylic acid, vitamin E and hyaluronic acid, and because they’re applied directly to the spot or blemish, they are able to get to work straight away - no need to try andWhile we’ve seen translucent spot stickers before, this new generation of them have tiny - and totally painless - micro needles that work by penetrating the outer layer of the skin, meaning those active ingredients are able to work deeper in order...
Formulated with high concentrations of hydrocolloid - a super absorbent material that works by drawing out impurities directly from the source - these tiny little patches are designed to be stuck directly onto the spot. They’ll help take down any redness, reduce the size and help the blemish heal properly.Each one of these patches comes with a wipe infused with salicylic acid and tea tree to prime the area and help the sticker adhere better.
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