Oil blotting paper for makeup touch-ups: MEDIPICKME Clear Face Roll
In short
MEDIPICKME Clear Face Roll is portable oil blotting paper for managing midday shine and touching up makeup. Its cut-to-length roll case and included refill were convenient, and my husband also liked its portable, less-exposed design. Verdict: a handy option for removing shine before heading out or refreshing makeup.
Good to know
- Product
- MEDIPICKME Clear Face Roll Oil Blotting Paper
- Bamboo charcoal extract
- 17.8% (as stated in the original text)
- Usage
- More than 60 uses when cutting 80 mm per use (as stated in the original text)
- Contents
- Includes an additional dedicated refill (as stated in the original text)
- When used
- Removing shine before going out and touching up makeup
Prices as written by the tester on Jan 23, 2026 · not updated automatically
How did I use this portable roll oil blotting paper?
Even in winter, my face tends to get oily around lunchtime, so I tried this while looking for an easy product to freshen up with instead of tissues. At first, I thought all oil blotting papers were similar, but this one came in a green roll-style case, so I could cut off only as much as I needed.
On days when I was only tidying up a small area like my T-zone, I cut off a short piece. Not having to use a whole pre-cut sheet was convenient for the way I use it.
According to the original text, it can be used more than 60 times when cutting 80 mm per use, which I calculated as about two months if used once a day. The box also included a dedicated refill.
Was it easy to carry when going out?
Its small size made it easy to carry in a pants pocket or pouch. It did not feel bulky, even for a quick outing.
Was the way of using it hygienic?
With regular oil blotting paper, I worried that the remaining sheets seemed exposed to dust. I liked that this product lets me cut off only the amount I need, so I handle the remaining portion less.
My husband, who spends a lot of time outside and uses his hands often, also liked this format. He said its clean design did not feel awkward for a man to carry around.
How was it for removing shine before touching up makeup?
It was labeled as containing 17.8% bamboo charcoal extract. I used it to remove shine before touching up my makeup and applying more cushion foundation, and I felt that my skin surface looked more put together.
After using it, my skin did not feel tight, and I reached for it whenever I wanted a soft, matte-looking finish after removing shine.
Was it also good to use before an outside meeting?
My husband, who checks the mirror before visiting clients, said he had sometimes been bothered by powder clumping. So he preferred oil blotting paper for simply tidying up shine, and after using this product, he said his forehead looked matte.
