These pimple patches have helped over 8.38 million shoppers: Here's why you need them in your beauty cabinet
Aussie brand Skin Control is changing the skincare game with its pimple patches and is changing the skin of more than 8.38 million shoppers.
Since its launch in June 2023, the Party Pack has transformed how Australians approach spot treatments, blending fun, personality, and powerful skincare science.
These pimple patches have become a staple for skincare lovers who want results while still looking stylish.
What sets the Pimple Patch Party Pack apart is its playful approach to acne care. These aren't just patches — they're tiny, mood-boosting designs in the shape of stars, hearts, smiley faces, and flowers.
Whether you're heading out with friends or lounging at home, these patches allow wearers to feel good in their skin while actively treating pimples.
The designs help reduce the urge to pick or touch blemishes, letting the hydrocolloid technology do its job — drawing out impurities and helping absorb whiteheads
Real results
Behind the funky designs, lies a seriously effective formula. Each patch is infused with cica, tea tree, salicylic acid, and niacinamide —ingredients known for their soothing, antibacterial, and blemish-fighting properties.
These dermatologist-backed actives work together to calm inflammation, target breakouts, and support the skin's healing process. With 36 cruelty-free and vegan-friendly patches per pack, Skin Control ensures accessibility for all skin types and lifestyles.
Adding even more flair to the collection, Skin Control recently launched the Pimple Patch Glossy Pack, a fresh twist on two of the Party Pack's most-loved shapes.
With a holographic finish inspired by Y2K fashion and today's skincare trends, this pack encapsulates the perfect balance between nostalgia and innovation. It's a visual celebration of skin positivity — where treating acne doesn't mean hiding away.
Shoppers have given the pimple patch packs, a 5-star rating on Skin Control's website.
'I've tried the Skin Control Pimple Patch Glossy Pack and it's been a lifesaver for my skin,' one shopper wrote.
'Such cute designs and colours, works well on my skin and helps to reduce the redness of any pimples overnight,' another shopper added.
'Loved these, they are amazing,' a third reviewer wrote.
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Glossy Pack Bundle, $21.50
Pimple Patch Party Pack, $9
Pimple Patch Mixed AM & PM, $9
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