Hydrocolloid vs Microneedle Patches: Which Works Best for Your Skin?
|
In the world of skincare patches, understanding the nuances between hydrocolloid and microneedle patches is crucial in choosing the right solution for your skin concerns. |
|
Hydrocolloid Patches: Hydrocolloid patches are popular for treating surface-level acne by absorbing excess oil and impurities, creating a protective barrier against pollutants, and preventing picking. They expedite the healing of pustules and small pimples by maintaining a moist environment that draws out pus, reducing inflammation and scarring risk. However, their effectiveness is limited to minor blemishes and does not extend to deep, cystic acne. While useful for immediate breakout management, hydrocolloid patches don't address acne's root causes. |
|
Microneedle Patches: On the other hand, we know that beauty is skin deep which is why it's beneficial that microneedle patches utilise tiny, dissolvable microstructures to penetrate the skin's outer layers gently. Luna MicroCare's patented Micro Channel Patch technology takes this concept to the next level. These patches create micro-channels in the skin, allowing targeted delivery of potent ingredients deep into the epidermis. This process enhances the effectiveness of skincare products by improving absorption and maximising results. |
 |
|
The Luna MicroCare Difference: Luna MicroCare's Microneedle Patches offer a revolutionary approach. Their patented technology ensures precise, controlled delivery of active ingredients, enabling better absorption and deeper penetration for visible and enduring skin improvement. |
|
