The hydrocolloid acne patch with rhinestones is an acne patch that adds decorative rhinestones to the hydrocolloid acne patch, which has both skin care and decorative functions.

Hydrocolloid material: mainly composed of hydrophilic polymer materials, such as sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, gelatin, pectin, etc., which can absorb acne secretions to form gel, create a moist environment for acne healing, and accelerate skin repair.

Adding rhinestones: mostly artificial rhinestones, which are attached to the surface of the acne patch with special glue. Rhinestones are usually made of glass, plastic or crystal, with different shapes, sizes and colors, and play a decorative role.

Physical protection: Form a protective film on the surface of acne to isolate bacteria, dust and pollutants, reduce the risk of infection, and prevent acne from worsening.

Absorb pus and reduce swelling: It can absorb pus and exudate secreted by acne, reduce acne redness and swelling, accelerate acne healing, and restore skin to flatness.

Concealer decoration: The rhinestone design increases beauty and diverts attention from acne. The transparent or skin-colored hydrocolloid part merges with the skin, making acne less obvious while covering blemishes.

Cleaning skin: Wash your face with a mild cleanser and gently dry it to ensure that the acne and the surrounding skin are clean and dry.

Selection and cutting: Choose the appropriate hydrocolloid acne patch with diamonds according to the size and shape of the acne. If the appropriate size is not available, you can cut it yourself.

Applying acne patch: Peel off the sticker, align the center of the acne patch with the acne, and gently press the edge with your fingers to make it fit tightly with the skin, paying attention to avoid wrinkles and bubbles.

Replacing acne patch: When the acne patch becomes white or transparent, it means that it has absorbed enough secretions and needs to be replaced in time, generally 1-2 times a day.