That's the main advantage of the roll: you choose the size instead of being stuck with one fixed patch. A tiny breakout doesn't need a large patch, and a larger area doesn't have to be squeezed into a tiny one. Cut what you need, when you need it.

Hydrocolloid patches are designed for certain surface-level breakouts, particularly spots where there is excess fluid at the skin surface. The patch creates a protective barrier and can help absorb fluid while discouraging you from touching the spot. It isn't designed to treat every type of acne.

That's where a hydrocolloid patch may not be the right solution. Deep, cystic or under-the-skin breakouts don't have the same surface conditions for a hydrocolloid patch to work with. Our roll is primarily intended for suitable surface-level breakouts.

Because your breakouts aren't all the same size. Cut a tiny piece for a small spot, a larger piece when you need more coverage, or several pieces when you have multiple breakouts. One roll gives you more flexibility than being limited to fixed patch sizes.

Yes, you can use it as part of an overnight routine. Apply it to clean, completely dry skin, leave it undisturbed, and remove it when you're ready. If the patch becomes saturated or starts lifting, replace it with a fresh piece.

Yes, the roll can be cut into different sizes for suitable surface-level breakouts on areas such as the back, shoulders and chest, provided the skin is clean and dry and the patch can adhere properly.

It shouldn't require aggressive pulling. Gently lift an edge and slowly remove the patch. If the surrounding skin feels irritated, stop using it on that area.

If your skin is sensitive, start by applying a small piece to clean, dry skin and see how your skin responds. Avoid applying it over irritated or damaged skin. If redness, itching or irritation develops, remove it and discontinue use.