These Grace & Stella Pimple Patches Are Going Viral on TikTok (and They're Just $5 for October Prime Day)

To say I'm obsessed with pimple patches would be an understatement. Like I've tried all the top brands, from Peace Out to Starface. So, when I heard that Grace & Stella's hydrocolloid pimple patches (from $10; $5) were racking up views on TikTok, you can probably guess what I did—I added them to my cart immediately! And once I discovered that they were celeb-approved and on sale for as low as $5 during October Prime Day? Let's just say I scooped up a "few" extra packs, so I never run out. Because check this out: These cutesy acne stickers are supposed to help clear pores in just *four* hours, so they may be the fastest-working option on the market.

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It also doesn't hurt that they come in the cutest designs, including pink hearts, purple flowers and blue clouds. But if you ask me, what really matters is that each patch is loaded with acne-fighting ingredients, from tea tree oil to salicylic acid, so they're highly effective at banishing blemishes. No wonder TikTokers (along with celebs including Jessica Alba and Harry Styles) are obsessed with these skin-savers.

If you've never used pimple patches, here's the rundown: You apply it like a sticker directly on top of your blemish, leave it on until it turns opaque white (or overnight for up to eight hours) and remove it to find a much less angry zit beneath. The ingredients in the patch work to absorb the stuff that's clogging your pores, as well as penetrate deep into the skin to soothe from within. Trust me, it's a much better bet than picking and squeezing at your spots, which can cause them to become even more inflamed and even lead to scarring.

Just take it from this buyer-turned-believer:  "I recently discovered the concept of pimple stickers...My skin appearance has really improved since using these—I am picking less and my breakouts are actually resolving faster and not spreading."