Roll blotting paper for oily skin: MEDIPICKME Clear Face Roll

With the weather going back and forth lately, it feels like oil is coming up on my face even faster. I naturally get a lot of facial oil, so even as a guy, I always carry blotting paper with me ㅠ

If I do not use it, I get shiny quickly and it bothers me. But if I do use it, one sheet is never enough to sort things out. After blotting my nose and forehead once, that sheet is already done, so I would end up using several sheets in a row—and that could feel a little embarrassing sometimes. Plus, waste piled up quickly, and when I was in a rush, even taking them out to use felt cumbersome.

While wondering whether there was another option for these inconveniences, I got to try MEDIPICKME Clear Face Roll Blotting Paper.

At first, I thought it would just be blotting paper, but the feel of using it was more different than expected, so this is what I have settled on lately.

How roll blotting paper feels for someone with very oily skin

How it felt from the perspective of someone with very oily skin

This is a roll type, so it is designed for you to tear off as much as you want. Rather than being fixed at one or two sheets like regular blotting paper, the most convenient thing was being able to adjust the length according to my skin condition that day.

On days when my sebum is out of control, I can tear off a longer piece and take care of my nose, forehead, and cheeks all at once. When I just want to tame a little shine, I can use a short piece, so it was nice not having to pull out several sheets for no reason.

Maybe thanks to the bamboo charcoal ingredient, it absorbs sebum quite quickly. It seemed to take in just the oil while keeping the moisture left in my skin intact, so my face did not feel tight or look dry afterward.

In the past, after using blotting paper, my skin would somehow feel drier and like oil came back up again, but this felt less burdensome, so it was fine to use throughout the day. I felt that people with very oily skin would definitely notice the difference.

Was it okay to use before touching up makeup?

Why it also worked well for women's makeup touch-ups

I was using it to manage my own oil, but I also told some female friends around me to try it. I was worried because using blotting paper over makeup can often make foundation lift or clump.

But they said that if you use this roll blotting paper by pressing lightly rather than rubbing, it tidies only the shine without disturbing makeup much. They especially said that blotting once before a touch-up makes the skin surface smooth, which is nice for applying cushion foundation or powder afterward.

They were very satisfied because it could tidy up an oily, messy-looking face after makeup without overdoing it. One person also said she has sensitive skin but could use it without irritation.

Like this, you can take care of your whole face at once with one piece. Being able to adjust the size was really convenient. Whether male or female, I think it is a perfectly good product to share if sebum makes you conscious of your appearance or how your makeup looks.

What about the refill and portability?

What I liked about its portability and contents

What I personally liked was that it comes with one extra refill. Once I finish the main one, I can replace it right away, so I do not have to hold back on using it, and it felt practical.

The case is also small and light, so it was easy to carry in a bag or pocket. I personally liked the green color even more. It is a clean shade without being flashy, so it did not feel at all awkward for a guy to carry around.

These days, pulling it out for a quick tidy-up on my way to work or before an important appointment has become almost a habit. If you found using multiple sheets of blotting paper inconvenient, I think roll blotting paper is absolutely worth trying at least once. Speaking as someone who was always stressed about excess oil, this is definitely an item I am very satisfied with.