The Etude House Black Charcoal Chin Pack comes in a pack with one single sheet only. As far as I know Etude House only offers them in single units. I bought mine in an Etude House store in Japan, thus the Japanese label sticker on the back of the pack. Etude also offers all kinds of other versions of this pack, like nose, eye or lip matches. The chin patch is pitch black (despite the white patch shown on the packing) due to black charcoal additives, which are supposed to remove oil and pore deep sebum. The patch is also supposed to tighten pores and contains Aloe Vera for a better complexion. The application works like all of this kind: Make skin wet, apply patch, wait 10-15 minutes for it to dry and then peel it off.
The first thing I noticed about the Etude House Black Charcoal Chin Pack was that it has a very unpleasant herbal scent. Maybe this scent might be to someone else's taste, but for me it is a major turn-off. If the nose patches have the same scent, using them is probably not bearable to me, as I found the chin patch bad enough. The other negative thing I noticed was that the chin patch is ridiculously tiny! I knew I had a very big nose according to Asian standards, but now I apparently have a huge chin as well, because the chin patch only manages to cover like 2/3 of my chin. (Thank you, Etude House, for adding to my many complexes!)
When I pulled the patch off there was absolutely nothing sticking to it. It had not worked on me at all. I also could not see any kind of other effect. No smaller pores, no cleaner skin, no better complexion. Absolutely nothing.This is probably one of the most useless products I have ever bought, as it smells horrible, doesn't fit at all and has zero effect on me. Luckily it was like $0.50, so no big deal.
