SHVYOG Blackhead Peel Off Face Mask, 3-in-1 Blackhead Remover Mask with Brush & Tea Tree Oil Serum, Charcoal Mask for Deep Cleansing Dirts, Pores, Skin Oil (100g+30ml)

This is overall very good. I let it stay for about ten minutes and until it hardened. It was hard to peel it off but I realized it was easier to scrub your face then peel it off. As I was peeling it off of my nose, I noticed my pores completely disappearing as it stuck to the mask. This cleared my skin very well. Although this left my face a bit red, it really works.

I used this product today and all I have to say is it’s worth every penny. Product works as described.Highly recommend for anyone with blackheads.

I just used it for the first time tonight, so I will come back later to update this review to reflect any lasting effects/takeaways.I have used countless peel off masks, and already have a few in my cabinet. However, I wanted to get a peel off mask that would specifically address blackheads. I have some that arise occasionally, and my existing black head products just didn't seem to be effective.Application: The applicator that it comes with is almost awesome. It is silicone, and smudges the mask liquid nearly as much as it spreads it. I ended up having to use my fingers as well. It might have been a subpar applicator in part because the mask was pretty liquid-y. Most peel off masks that I have used are thicker, but this one was more watery. However, I was able to apply it rather easily. It seems like I used 1/3 of the product though, so hopefully I'm wrong on that (and the tube lasts for more than three rounds).Waiting: The instructions say to wait 30-35 minutes. I was surprised, because most peel off masks only need 15 minutes or so. Then again, the mask was more liquid than most others, which would require longer to dry. I think I had it on for around 40-45 minutes before I didn't feel moisture anywhere when I touched a few places on my face/mask.Removal: This mask was the most painful to remove BY FAR. I posted a picture of my face right after removing the mask, which not only has red (because my face felt like it was on fire), but there is also a tear going down my cheek. I shed a few of those in the process. Removing the mask was akin to getting a was of some sort on your face. Since the mask was liquid, I am guessing it went into the pores more thoroughly than thicker masks, and would then affect your face more deeply. I had to stop a few times when removing it... I am not looking forward to another removal of this mask..Impact of the mask: While my face was red and a bit unhappy with removing the mask, it felt so... exposed, is a decent word. It felt like it was more than just clean... it's like every layer of extra was gone, and my face was naked and vulnerable. That sounds weird, but I don't know how else to describe it. In looking in the mirror, I could see that the big pores on my nose were actually clean, which was fantastic. The only time I've had success with nose pores is using the nose strips. I have not seen a mask until now that deep cleans pores like that. My face overall felt like it was thoroughly refreshed; I mention my nose specifically because it has large pores that frequently take on oil/blackheads.When I picked up the mask and looked at it, I was amazed how how much was stuck to it! I didn't even know there was that much TO remove! Ha!Oil: I was hesitant to put the oil on my face, because typically oil will cause pimples/blackheads when allowed into open pores. However, my face felt almost raw because it was so clean, and I was concerned about dryness if I didn't add the oil (as well as the possibility of other substances entering the pores, whether oil from my hand or just whatever is in the air). Since the tea tree oil came with the mask, I decided to trust the company in its choice to provide that oil. I was surprised how quickly the oil dissipated! I would put 3-4 drops on my finger and try to spread it across my skin, but it was gone in seconds. If I had to guess, I would say I used between 24-30 drops total. I don't know if that might have been too much, or too little. Again, the possibility of issues from the oil itself was a concern, but I'm getting older and wanted to avoid leaving my face too dry. So, hopefully it was the right amount of oil!Follow-up: Since I just did this tonight, I don't yet know what tomorrow or after will bring. I am curious about whether or not my face will still be red or irritated tomorrow, as well as whether or not the tea tree oil that I applied will produce new pimples. The latter will be easy to determine, because I never get pimples (not in the last 15 years or so). My main issues with my face (that I try to mitigate) are blackheads on my nose (because of the crater sized pores), and occasional blackheads on my forehead. Otherwise, it is only an occasional oil pocket but I usually address those the moment that I see/feel them.If my skin still feels/looks clean overall tomorrow, without any lingering irritation or oil-induced issues, then I will be a happy customer. In a perfect world, the mask could minimize (maybe reverse?) the aging that has seemingly decided to sneak up in an accelerated fashion.I hope that this helped someone.

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Feels like I peeled my face off ouch. Might try it on small areas from now on.

I haven't written a review in awhile, but felt like I had to after reading some of these & looking at some of the images! A little goes a LONG way when applying!Follow the directions! Wash your face, & DO THE WARM COMPRESS AS STATED. I personally shaved off my peach fuzz because I didn't want hairs catching so that may have helped.SOME OF THE IMAGES POSTED ARE SHOWING PEOPLE WHO PUT TOO MUCH ON. You do NOT need to have a super thick layer.. if it's dripping, it's too much!AVOID areas that don't have alot of blackheads and the sensitive zones! aka avoid under your nose & around your lips.I BARELY had any pain & when I did, it's because I was experimenting in the sensitive zone & I put a THINNER layer in those areas. Some reviews are talking about taking off layers of skin & extreme redness.. I had NONE of that.I do have slightly sensitive skin as my face tends to get a bit flushed/red when wiping off dirt/washing but this product did not cause any extra redness nor give me any irritation. I feel like many people skipped out on the preparation/put too much & that's what caused alot of pain.Overall though? I like that it includes the tea tree oil. It does soothe the skin after. I didn't have alot of clogged pores but it does feel really smooth right now. I'd say worth the money.. JUST PREPARE YOUR FACE PROPERLY (& don't use the images as examples except that one lady who also avoids the sensitive zones).

Bought this a looong time ago, and Amazon reminded me that I bought this item so I thought I'd add a review.I'm not usually sensitive to smells, so I thought it wouldn't bother me even though other reviews mentioned it. I was wrong. IT STINKS. And you have to wear it until it dries, which means you'll be smelling that awful smell for many minutes on end. (Smells like glue I think, but REALLY strong. It probably is mostly glue with some charcoal.)Also, it is ineffective. It probably peeled off more skin than blackheads, even after the mask dried completely on my skin. And I even tried to open my pores with hot water/steam beforehand. Still didn't work. It pulled some of the blackheads partially out of my skin, but not even enough to where I could get them with tweezers or a second application of this stuff.Ineffective, smelly, and I haven't used it again after the first 2-3 times. Would not recommend. Spend your money on something better than this.ALSO, the tea tree oil only has a TINY bit of tea tree oil in it. It's mostly glycerin and other cheaper ingredients, iirc.