Starface x SpongeBob SquarePants Pimple Patches and Compact, Limited-Edition Hydrocolloid Patches, Absorb Fluid and Reduce Redness (32 Count)

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With an authentic and on-the-pulse approach to marketing, collaborations, and social media, Starface has built a unique and immersive universe that fosters connection and community amongst their customers.

Keep it moving. Progress and experimentation will always come with mistakes, and that’s especially true with fast-paced start-ups. No matter how hard you try, it’s never possible to be perfect or know everything. When something doesn’t work, don’t dwell—learn from it and keep inching your way towards the goal.A SINGLE INGREDIENT: Hydro-Stars are made with 1 ingredient only: Hydrocolloid. Hydrocolloid is a substance borrowed from surgical dressing that's clinically proven to help flatten pimples by absorbing bacteria and fluid. Starface’s mission has proven to be incredibly resonant across a wide range of audiences and inspired a totally new set of behaviors when it comes to acne care. The brand regularly hears from its community members that they’re actually looking forward to their next breakout, and are even wearing Starface when they don’t have a pimple out of pure excitement to be part of the experience. Starface customers are also extremely comfortable and proud to wear their Hydro-Stars in public and frequently share anecdotes about making new friends and connections through Starface.

This is a list of Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years episodes by their premiere date in the UK and Ireland. In a recent customer survey, 71% of Starface consumers said the brand helps them feel less stressed about having a breakout or acne. Acne is the most common skin condition in America and 95% of people experience it at some point in their lives. Despite the normality and near universality of the experience, it has historically been positioned—by society and the beauty industry in particular—as an isolating and shameful experience that can only be “solved” with aggressive products that eviscerate breakouts or hide them entirely. This problem-centric approach, paired with the perfect skin that’s consistently shown in pop culture and mainstream media, greatly affects how consumers view themselves—especially young people. Studies show that having acne can cause lasting psychological distress among teenagers and make them more vulnerable to what messages they receive (directly or indirectly) from society and brands.

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He is voiced by Henry Winkler, who is best known for his work in the sitcom Happy Days as Fonzie, whom Sharkface is similar to. To celebrate the ingenuity and humor of their customers, Starface launched a billboard contest, giving people the opportunity to have their user-generated content turned into viral billboards in LA and NYC. The most popular piece of content featured was a customer Tweet that read “the Starface pimple patch stays on during sex,” which has since become a playful slogan of sorts among the Starface community. Starface continues to change the conversation around acne by introducing industry-first campaigns, viral collaborations, and innovative marketing strategies that push the brand’s mission forward. Recent highlights include: