I was gifted a box of these pimple patches by @julie_schott and I’ve been obsessed ever since. Not to mention it was the Hello Kitty collab. I’ve suffered from dermatillomania (skin picking disorder) since middle school which falls under the umbrella of OCD. I used to have trichotillomania (hair pulling) but that just wasn’t visceral enough for me. It’s still a pretty intense source of shame for me but these are so fucking cute that it overrides my brain’s compulsion to rip them off my skin and eat them. That's on behaviour modification purrrrr.
Dec 6, 2022

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I struggle with both acne and dermatillomania (fun combo). The thing which best stops me from picking at my face is pimple patches, and this in turn helps my skin so much. They are usually super overpriced for the cute ones, but in Australia you can get these ones for like $8 for 36 which is pretty cool.
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for me, pimple patches really help break the habit. they are hydrocolloid patches and usually have ingredients in them that resolve acne quickly and they are pretty cheap too! you can even get pretty ones.
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I’m purging after a chemical peel and the most hideous pustule has sprouted forth from my face. Whenever I get a zit here and there I feel so intensely grateful because my skin was terrible as a kid and young adult and I never thought it would be possible to have clear skin! 💌 it really puts things into perspective for me and reminds me of how far I’ve come
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