Rare Earth Deep Pore Cleansing Masque 142g/5oz

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You should also consider a formula’s additional ingredients when shopping for a clay mask. Extra exfoliating ingredients can help speed the cell-shedding process along, while hydration-boosting elements (like shea butter in buttah Charcoal Detox Mask) can prevent irritation. Charcoal and clay: Commonly seen in masks and cleansers for oily skin, these highly absorbent ingredients work like magnets, drawing out excess oil and dirt from your skin. Looking for pore-fect skin? Cleanse your skin of debris and discover visibly minimised pores and a brighter looking complexion with Rare Earth Deep Pore Cleansing Masque.

I’ve been using these for years and I find even just a few times a week makes a big impact,” says Shannon Bauer, Shape senior beauty editor. “The blend of exfoliating acids helps with skin texture, evenness, and clearing the gunk out of my pores. Plus, it delivers an immediate, unbelievable glow.” World's most powerful facial. Deep pore cleaning with 100% natural calcium bentonite clay. Does not contain: Additives, fragrances, animal products.Pink clay (like the clay in Origins Original Skin Retexturizing Mask with Rose Clay) is ideal for improving skin elasticity and cell renewal. “This is also ideal for mature skin that has begun to lose its elasticity,” Dr. Graf shares. “Pink clay is a gentle exfoliator that’s light on the skin.”

This is an excellent treatment for dry, combination, and oily skin that’s prone to dullness, uneven skin texture, fine lines, and wrinkles. Alpha hydroxy acid: Alpha hydroxy acids, a type of chemical exfoliant, are another ingredient to look out for. According to Jaliman, one of the most popular kinds of alpha hydroxy acid is lactic acid. “It plumps the skin, [makes] fine lines look less visible [and] gently exfoliates to reveal smoother and more glowing skin.” On top of lactic acid, you might also run into citric acids with similar benefits. “It can be used to treat multiple skin problems such as acne, hyperpigmentation, clogged pores, fine lines, wrinkles and dark spots,” says Dr. Jaliman. “Citric acid can be used on the skin in the form of peels, toners and masks,” she concludes. Moghimipour E. Hydroxy Acids, the Most Widely Used Anti-aging Agents. Jundishapur J Nat Pharm Prod. 2012;7(1):9-10. Milan kept the mask on her combination skin for about seven minutes. "The mask felt totally fine for a while, but when it started to dry up and I couldn't move my face, it felt a little itchy," she says, echoing everyone else's experience. " I don't know if my skin needs to use it as a full-on face mask regularly, I may just use it occasionally." RESULTS: Perfectly fine Kim SJ, et al. The effect of physically applied alpha hydroxyl acids on the skin pore and comedone. International Journal of Cosmetic Science. 2015 Oct;37(5):519-25. doi: 10.1111/ics.12244.

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I’ve been using this deep pore cleansing mask faithfully once a week for the past couple of years. Don’t tell him I told you, but my husband also loves using this mask. I usually mix up enough for both of us so we look ridiculous together. But we both are at skin heaven (you know, that wonderful place that’s not too dry, not too oily and no breakouts) because of it! 🙂 If you give this mask a try, keep me posted on your results – I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised! Hahahahaha! Try not to laugh too hard at yourself 🙂 Whatever you do, experts do not recommend extracting pores yourself, using only your hands — that could lead to scarring. Instead, if you’re desperate for an at-home extraction, try using a high-tech pore cleanser (such as the Dermaflash Dermapore ultrasonic device). Make sure your face is completely clean and free of makeup before using. Follow the device’s instructions for best results, and limit your use to two or three times weekly. Price The exact way in which to use a face mask generally depends on the type of mask used, since there are so many options available on the market — and each one has a specific function for overall skin health. "You can get masks for clarifying, brightening, hydrating, soothing, or anti-aging," explains Claire Wolinsky, MD, a board-certified dermatologist based in NYC. "You should test the ingredients of the mask on your hand first if you have sensitive skin, and always keep it on for the least number of minutes the first time using it." After applying and letting it dry, wash it off with water (or a gentle cleanser if it's an acid-based mask), and apply moisturizer. Wolinsky also suggests not using drying masks more than twice a week at most, but you can use hydrating masks more often if you need to. I left the mask on for about six minutes, and, like all clay masks, this one tightened on my skin as it began to dry. I also felt a slight tingle from the apple cider vinegar, which was totally fine for the first few minutes, but then during the last half, I was itching to rinse it off. Not exactly what you want in your skincare. RESULTS: Not bad, not amazing. Apply the mask to your face, avoiding eyes, nostrils and mouth. Let it dry and harden on your skin for 10 minutes. Leave on for no longer than 15 minutes. Rinse with warm water and apply moisturizer. I love to use Argan oil (I use THISArgan Oil) as my moisturizer. You can read more about why I use Argan Oil in my blogpost HERE.