Roll oil blotting paper for dehydrated oily skin: MEDIPICKME

How did I use it on dehydrated oily skin?

I have dehydrated oily skin, so after doing my makeup in the morning, I was bothered by shine on my T-zone and across my face after lunch. With conventional oil blotting papers, my skin sometimes felt tight afterward, but I used this product to tidy up areas where oil had come through.

Afterward, the shine was reduced and my skin felt fresh. That said, this was simply how it felt on my own skin.

What is it like to carry around?

With oil blotting papers in paper cases, I found it disappointing that they could get crumpled in my bag or that the case could wear down. The MEDIPICKME product comes in a hard case that fits in one hand, so it was easy to keep in a pouch or pocket.

It also felt like a design I could take out while I was out without feeling self-conscious, much like a cosmetic.

How do you use the roll format?

I pulled out the black paper to the length I wanted, then cut it with the cutter on the case. I could cut a short piece for narrow areas such as beside my nose, or a longer one to tidy my forehead or cheeks.

I also liked that the paper stays inside the case, so it is less exposed while being stored. Once it is used up, you replace the refill rather than the main case.

How did I use it before touching up my makeup?

When I applied more cushion foundation directly over oil, my makeup felt like it could clump, so I first gently pressed the oilier areas to tidy them up. Looking in the mirror inside the case, I pressed rather than rubbed, then applied more cushion foundation.

Who might it suit?

It could suit people like me who want oil blotting paper to tidy T-zone shine while out and about and to use before touching up their makeup. It seemed worth considering especially if you prefer cutting off just the length you need, case storage, and replaceable refills.