BLITHEBubbling Splash Mask Pore Care for Face - Indian Healing Clay Mask Mud for Pore Tightening & Blackhead Remover, Korean Face Mask Skin Care for Oily Skin & Pimple 4 Fl Oz

I like this brand and had been using their other masks. This one doing it job but you need to moisturize your face after for better results.

I would buy this again. Nice product.

I would give this four stars except that it doesn't bubble in any way. It's supposed to be a foam cleanser mud mask. It doesn't bubble, and it applies like a paint consistency. There is a refreshing smell and it dries out on the skin, like a mask, but it is really hard to wash out when dried, because it gets into enlarged pores. I feel like I have to use an additional cleanser after it.

This is a great mud mask that can also be used as a cleanser. It's much lighter in texture than most mud masks. It contains avocado and aloe to prevent your skin from drying out. When used as a mask, make sure your skin is damp first. Massage the mask in until it gets bubbly. Leave on for five minutes. If you're short on time, you can use this in the shower. The steam helps to open your pores and make the product more effective. I think this is a great product. I HIGHLY recommend it, especially for those with acne-prone skin.Thanks so much for taking the time to read this review. I hope the information that I've provided makes your decision a little easier.

This mask is okay, but it won’t be one that I keep reaching for. It made my skin feel very clean and smooth, but it felt quite irritating during application and removal and it left my skin feeling very dry after washing it off.The consistency of this mask is very thick and creamy. I have found that ensuring it’s thick makes it more effective when bubbling. The directions state to apply this mask to damp skin and leave for 3-5 minutes before gently massaging off with wet hands. This supposedly creates the bubbling effect. I have found that my skin must be dry when applying this mask or it begins to bubble immediately. “Damp,” in this case, might mean freshly cleaned and dried.Overall, I don’t really recommend this mask. I think it’s okay, but for the asking price I was expecting much more from it.

Not quite sure what "bubbling splash mask" is supposed to mean. In actuality, it is a thick, slick and creamy mud. The product can be used as 3-5 minute mask or as a cleanser. It is not supposed to dry on the face. You need to get the amount just right--and it is a trial and error experience that you will be working to fine tune for several attempts.This is a little too drying for the dry atmosphere of fall and winter. It definitely tightens and smooths the skin. I can imagine that I would love it in humid weather. It is very cooling, too.As a mask: Put it on--NOT as thickly as you would a normal mud mask--and wait 3-5 minutes, then water on your hands, then work it around, causing it to foam. Bubbles? Not that I've seen. It trial and error to get just the right amount of product and a liberal amount of water.As a cleanser only: Wet your face, spread around a limited amount (this is where the trial and error comes in to play), it should foam. Rinse off. Don't use to much product and be very liberal with the water.So, it is basically the same process, just a long pause if you want a "mask" effect. It is somewhat messy, as you need a good amount of water to rinse the gray mud off.

I got this to use as a mask. It can also be used as a cleanser. It has a mud like consistency. It is grey in color. It covers your skin well and washes off well with a little effort. If you don't rinse it all off good enough it will cake to you. I love that it's nontoxic with clean ingredients and I thought the glacier water was a cool feature. It did make my skin really soft but I did get a few blemishes with it. It may be something you have to get used to but I don't want to use a mask regularly, more than once a week, so I don't think that would work for me. If your skin isn't super reactive I think it would be a great addition for you.

Despite the fact that this bubble mask doesn’t bubble, I still quite liked it.I found it pleasant to use. It doesn’t really lather (no obvious bubbles, as I said), but it does thicken up when applied to a damp face with damp fingers. It didn’t have an obvious scent, which I liked a lot. I hate it when skincare products are either super smelly or artificially scented. This was neither. Just neutral. So, put it on, smooth it around and wait 5 minutes before rinsing it off.The result was definitely clean and smooth skin. Other reviewers noted that it was somewhat drying, but it didn’t seem to have that effect on me. (Or maybe my skin is oily enough that drying it out a bit did me a favor!)Now, do I feel like this was a mask-type experience? Not really. I didn’t set out to use it like a cleanser, but that’s what it felt like I did anyway. I’m not mad about it, though.

Leaves my skin feeling clean and less oily, definitely tightens up pores.