Acne Spot Patch AM Daytime Hydrocolloid With Essential Oils Used this on problem areas when it was time to wear make up to avoid the pimples getting worse. It worked really good, at the end of the day when it was time to peel them off I would see the yucky stuff on the sticker and the pimple reduced in size. Only If you took the time to look very close you might see the outline of the sticker but nothing too obvious. I mean the pimple will still be visible without it so..

I’ve been taking the supplement and… I’ve been taking the supplement and this has actually really worked. I usually get really under the skin zits, and have a pretty good face cleaning regime, but it wasn’t cutting it. I added this to the mix and have been pleasantly surprised. I did take over a month to see results. Also, I’m never the type to leave reviews (but I do read and rely on them) but in this cause, I’m just hoping to help other people like me. I’m sure it hasn’t worked for everyone, but I’ve had great luck so far. I also tried the hyper fade and didn’t see any results from that (not much anyways)

Cleared cyst in 5 days! I've started getting cystic acne and decided to give the Killa patches a go after the last cycle left my skin so incredibly painful as the cysts were so swollen and deep. Even with using actives in my skincare (AHA, BHA, PHA and retinol) it took 2 months for those cysts to go. I've since tried these patches when I saw another cyst coming up and it has taken 5 days to clear the cyst and start the healing. I used 3 killa patches in the evening and then the goo getter in the day (they were free though, i think it's better buying Cosrx ones as they're cheaper and not so obvious on your skin). I know they're expensive, but knowing just how much pain I was in last time means I'd happily pay that again. Best bet is to order when there's a sale on.

Work great but expensive and too much packaging I usually use the cheap corsrx patches which work great except for under the skin spots. I get cystic acne once a month due to flea allergies and these worked really well on them, the patch is comfortable and easy to put on and remove. It was difficult justifying the price however as you only get 8 and I felt like I was paying mostly for the packaging which although professional looking, felt a little wasteful as each patch was individually encased in plastic and a wrapper, I decided to try a cheaper brand on amazon but they didn't work at all and left a horrible residue so although I feel these are overpriced there doesn't seem to be many alternatives that can compete with these. I do wish the company would consider lowering the price or add more patches.

Packaging is a pain I spent not an insignificant amount of money on the combined pack and the post zit stickers, and several times have wasted expensive patches because of a design flaw in the packaging. These stickers are wired shut inside annoying plastic squares. You have to yank them open with your fingers, (which would be impossible for anyone who has issues with their hands) and frequently they fly out onto the floor, ruined and you have no choice but to throw them in the bin. It's additionally not great that you're left with a load of plastic tat after you've used one. The early zit sticker didn't work for the larger under the surface zits I had, I guess they were too stubborn. The goo getters were an interesting experience, and stopped me popping whiteheads myself. The post zit stickers did help fade marks, but it wasn't the great result I had read from others. The benefits to these are that they stop you picking and making zits worse. The cons are the expense, the ease of use and packaging.