South Korea
Thin hydrocolloid dots from Korean skincare — cover a blemish, leave it alone, and let the day do the rest.
Our story
In Korean skincare, a thin hydrocolloid dot is the simple answer to one stubborn habit: touching. Press one over a blemish at night and it forms a soft, breathable cover that keeps fingers away and absorbs the little bit of moisture the surface holds. By morning the spot is calmer and you have not picked at it once. Clean, gentle, and quietly effective — the way a good everyday product should be.
Where it comes from
Thin hydrocolloid dots that cover a blemish and keep hands off it overnight.
Each patch is a thin hydrocolloid dot — a soft, breathable gel that clings gently to the skin. They are die-cut to a neat round and packed on a release sheet, ready to press on and forget.
Press a dot over a clean, dry blemish before bed and leave it on overnight. Peel it off gently in the morning and let the area breathe. Use a fresh dot each night while you want the cover.
Hydrocolloid is a gentle, well-tolerated material and the dots are free of fragrance and colour. As with any new product, try one on a small area first.
These dots are made to be pressed on over intact skin to keep it covered and protected from touching. If the skin is broken, give it air and let it settle before you use one.
The invisible sheet patches sit flat and barely show, so they work under a light layer of make-up. The classic rounds are better for overnight or at home.
No — use a fresh patch each time. They are thin by design and meant to be worn once, then thrown away.
Overnight is ideal — press it on after your evening routine and peel it off in the morning. You can also wear one for a few hours if that is all the time you have.
A thin, breathable gel dot that clings gently to the skin and forms a soft cover. It absorbs the little bit of moisture a blemish's surface holds, and stops your fingers doing any of the work.
Notes from Podo — new pieces and the people who make them. No noise.
