Roll oil blotting paper for winter touch-ups: MEDIPICKME
In short
MEDIPICKME Clear Face Roll Oil Blotting Paper is a portable oil-control product tested in Korea after applying sunscreen. Its cut-to-size roll, refill, and mirrored case made touch-ups simple; it lightly removed excess oil without feeling overly drying. Verdict: a handy option for tidying sunscreen shine in winter.
Good to know
- Product
- MEDIPICKME Clear Face Roll Oil Blotting Paper
- Contents
- 1 cutting case, 1 oil blotting paper roll installed in the case, and 1 refill roll
- Format
- Cut-to-size roll type
- Feature
- Portable case with an attached mirror
- Paper base
- Natural linen hemp paper base
- Bamboo charcoal content
- 17.8%
Prices as written by the tester on Jan 26, 2026 · not updated automatically
How did I use it to tidy oil after sunscreen in winter?
I do not usually wear much makeup, but I always apply sunscreen. When I use a sunscreen with a more oily feel, my face gets shiny, so I tried this product as an easy way to tidy excess oil before touching up my makeup.
MEDIPICKME Clear Face Roll Oil Blotting Paper is not the kind you pull out one sheet at a time—it is a roll type that you pull out and cut to the length you need.
What about the contents and portability?
- 1 cutting case
- 1 oil blotting paper roll installed in the case
- 1 refill oil blotting paper roll
It comes with a refill, so I could reuse the case after finishing the first roll. The packaging also caught my eye, and the mirror attached to the case made it convenient to check my face and use it right away.
It was compact—about the length of one finger—so it was easy to carry in a pocket or pouch without feeling bulky.
Was the cut-to-size format convenient?
With regular single-sheet oil blotting papers, I have sometimes pulled out two sheets at once, or felt bad about the unused part of a large sheet. With this one, I opened the cover, pulled out the length I needed, closed the cover, and cut it along the cutting section.
To insert a refill, I opened the case and inner cover, then placed it in according to the cutting direction. It did not touch the next sheet, which felt hygienic, and I could use just the size I needed on shiny areas.
What were the paper material and feel like?
The paper was gray, and it was labeled as containing 17.8% bamboo charcoal. In my use, oil transferred onto the paper even when I lightly pressed it on my skin without rubbing, and it helped tidy the shine.
It is said to use a natural linen hemp paper base. I used it when I wanted to remove only excess oil before adding powder, and it did not leave my skin feeling overly dry, so it worked nicely for a natural touch-up.
How did my makeup look before and after a touch-up?
Oil Blotting Paper Before & After
After using it, the oily feel was reduced and I could lightly tidy my skin finish. In dry winter weather, using oil blotting paper to remove oil first instead of powder also suited me well.
