PROTOCOLE No.1 — Ultra-Thin Blemish Patch | 0.013 mm | 12 mm × 72 Patches

You didn't stop wearing patches because they don't work.
You stopped because you can't wear one to a meeting.

Most hydrocolloid patches are 0.2 mm thick. On your face, that's a raised
white disc that catches every light in the room and announces exactly what
you were trying to cover. So you wear them at night, wash your face in the
morning, and go to work with the spot still there.

PROTOCOLE No.1 is 0.013 mm. Fifteen times thinner. It sits flat, the edge
disappears into your skin, and foundation goes straight over it.

THIN IS EASY. STAYING THIN ALL DAY IS THE HARD PART.

Plenty of patches look invisible for the first hour. Then they dry out,
wrinkle at the edges, and by mid-afternoon you're back to a visible disc on
your chin. We chose a medical-grade hydrocolloid film built to hold its
shape for a full wear. Put it on at 7 a.m., forget about it, take it off at
night. Nobody mentioned it, because there was nothing to mention.

SULFUR, ZINC PCA, SALICYLIC, AHA AND PHA

A plain hydrocolloid patch absorbs. That's it. No.1 carries four actives
chosen for early-stage spots — the kind you feel coming before you see it.

- Sulfur — a classic for oil-prone skin, used for a century for a reason
- Zinc PCA — helps keep sebum in check
- Salicylic acid (BHA) — works where oil and dead skin collect
- AHA + PHA — gentle surface renewal, PHA for skin that finds AHA too much

Vegan. Fragrance-free. 12 mm — big enough for a real spot, small enough to
sit under concealer.

HOW TO USE

01 — Clean and dry. No serum, no cream, no oil underneath. Dry skin is the
     whole trick.
02 — Peel by the tab. Lift the film from the cut edge. Don't touch the
     adhesive side.
03 — Press, don't slide. Place it centred and press flat for five seconds.
     Sliding wrinkles it.
04 — Makeup on top. Wait thirty seconds, then apply as usual. Dab, don't rub.

Wear up to 8 hours. Replace with a fresh patch, day or night.

72 PATCHES. ROUGHLY TWO MONTHS OF NOT THINKING ABOUT IT.

Keep a few in the sleeve in your bag. The whole point of No.1 is that you
use one the moment you feel a spot starting — not three days later when
it's already the main event.