SpaScriptions Charcoal Peel Off Face Mask – Blackhead Remover & Pore Cleansing Black Mask with Salicylic Acid & Tea Tree Oil For Blemish Prone Skin, Detoxifying & Oil Control Skincare, 5 fl oz

This will clean your pores better than a pore strip. Plus you can put it on thick or thin. You can hit your trouble spots and avoid the rest. It peels easily and leaves no mess. Caution about hairs! It will rip them out so use caution with peach fuzz and especially beards and eyebrows.

Very nice product I love it I used twice a week right before I take it shower I wish it come with face cream also

Good for the money.

I love this! it feels nice on your face, but there is a strong chemical smell that made my eyes almost water and i had to shut them for a few seconds. it’s not super easy to use, it is very messy but will not stain clothes. The quality is good, nice and thick, and it got rid of most of the blackheads on my nose. As for the pain relief, um. well, just shave your face BEFORE putting this on or it hurts like hell coming off and makes your face feel like it’s burning. So js make sure to shave your face first, bc it is very painful coming off with hair on your face because it pulls at it. HOPE THIS HELPS!! ❤️❤️ oh, ps, the bottle may look broken on the lid and messy in my photos, but it was not like that when it was delivered it was in perfect condition, i have just used it since then.

It was a good price for the size of bottle compared to other products and I like how when it dried it didn’t make my face stiff and hard to move face it was easy to apply and and a little spread a long way it definitely was effective in removing black heads the thing that’s was kinda tricky was the removal was painful and pulled my skin and brows off

It smells a bit like glue but it's not too bad, and in general works well. It really sticks to your pores and pulls it all out. Definitely hurts if you get it on your hair because it's strong but I would recommend this. I have purchased it many times.

It’s a bit messy to work with, but the results are well worth it.

This stuff removes everything in your pores. Even those tiny facial hairs you don’t even know you have until you pull this mask off so it’s like dermaplaning. I’ve tried various brands of black masks and this one definitely works the best. But beware, it’s not without a price. It does hurt a bit to pull it off and your skin will be very sensitive so don’t use it before having to go somewhere. Best used at night so after you remove it your skin has time to calm down. Try not to get it on your eyebrows. Don’t use it too often. Maybe once a week or even every 2. I use a cotton square with a little toner to get off the pieces that remain after removing. Keep it away from your hairline. Before I use it I open up my pores with just a washcloth and hot water.

Easy to use, worked great and removed my blackheads so easily - be careful not to get it onto your eyebrows or they will be removed and pulled out when you remove the mask. Just wash it off if you do get some onto your eyebrows or onto your hairline, cold or warm water washes it off very easily or use a wet tissue to remove off areas you don't want the mask to work on. Doesn't take very long to dry once applied onto your face - don't get it onto the sink too much or wipe it off immediately only because it is so black. Great product.

Wonderful product, did wonders for my skin.

not sure if it did anything when i peeled it off it didnt bring anything with it

This mask was great made my skin feel good and pulled all those fine hairs off which was an added bonus!

The disappointment with the SpaScriptions Charcoal Peel-Off Mask extended beyond its lack of efficacy. The application process, touted to be a spa-like experience, turned into a cumbersome ordeal. The mask's consistency made it challenging to spread evenly on the skin, resulting in uneven coverage. Furthermore, the peeling-off process was far from seamless. Instead of the satisfying removal of impurities, it felt more like an unnecessary struggle. This not only diminished the supposed benefits but also added an element of discomfort to the entire skincare routine. The promised deep-cleaning and pore-cleansing effects were conspicuously absent, leaving me questioning the authenticity of the product's claims. The disappointment with the results was compounded by the fact that similar products on the market have consistently outperformed this particular offering. In conclusion, the SpaScriptions Charcoal Peel-Off Mask not only failed to meet its advertised benefits but also introduced unnecessary challenges to the skincare routine. It's crucial for consumers to be aware of these shortcomings before considering this product. The regrettable experience warrants a 1-star rating, reflecting both the unmet expectations and the inconvenience it brought to my skincare routine.