Elizavecca Milky Piggy Carbonated Bubble Clay Mask 100g, Damage Control, Skin Exfoliating, Pore Tightening

Wow. I bought this primarily for fun and was pleasantly surprised. It’s the consistency of gel-like pudding and smells mildly of clay/charcoal. It’s easy to apply, I used a mask applicator of my own; it comes with a small scoop that isn’t suited for application. It immediately begins to bubble and soon you start morphing in to “Elephant Man Face!” You can hear the bubbles crackling all over your face and the “foam” just gets bigger!! There’s a slight tingle; more intense than I expected. Removal with warm water is easy too; I used a face cloth. Skin is left squeaky clean and I mean clean almost to the point of dry. Pores are tight and appear smaller and there’s a discernible smoothness to the skin. Plan to apply products after as you’ll need moisture! A moisture mask would be great. I applied my Roc retinol followed by some serums/moisturizer. My husband got a big kick out of my growing and distorting face!! For 10.? Super bargain K-beauty fun and oddly effective! There were some odd comments about whether to remove makeup prior to use. I followed common sense logic and removed make up/cleansed first. Enjoy!

I've been trying to up my skin care game in 2023, and I saw this product mentioned in some other Amazon reviews. I have sensitive skin, and I don't always react well to scents, but the price was right, so I decided to give it a try. I'm glad I did!It's easy to apply. It comes with a little spatula that's great for getting out just the right amount, so you don't use too much. Once it's on your face it foams up, which tickles, and after some minutes it's very easy to rinse off. My face feels very smooth, and not dried-out at all. I have combination skin, and the oily areas feel a lot less oily, but the dry areas aren't irritated. My pores definitely look smaller. My skin really looks great!There's enough in here for a decent number of applications. You don't need to spackle it on; a little bit will do.I was a little worried when I saw "Scent: Lavender" in the product description, because I really don't like lavender, and when it's too strong it burns my nose - but I didn't find this product overpowering at all. It mostly smells neutral or a little like clay, with a very light floral/herbal undertone. Pleasant, not obnoxious. Didn't burn my nostrils, so yay for that!

This is a fun, bubbling face mask that does a good job cleansing, although it can be a bit drying to sensitive skin. The bottle doesn't have instructions in English, but there are a ton of tutorials out there on proper application, including youtube. Essentially the instructions are this:1. Use the little scoop to evenly spread this on your face (I would recommend avoiding your upper lip area since the foam can fall into your mouth)2. Close the jar after spreading to ensure no oxidation happens to the product3. Allow the mask to bubble on your face for a 5-10 minutes4. Press the foamed mask into your face (this was quite enjoyable and gave me the same satisfaction as popping bubble wrap)5. Re-smooth your face a second time with your fingers and wait for the foaming action again6. Rinse with water.The mask itself is a little soapy, so be patient (and gentle) as you wash it away. This was actually the most time-consuming part of the process since I didn't want to irritate my sensitive skin or cause premature aging by tugging at my skin. My skin felt clean after using the mask, to the point of tightness. I gave 4/5 starts because it is a super affordable and fun option, but may not be the best mask choice for those with dry or sensitive skin.

GUYS REAL TALK. . this ish is life-changing.Someone mentioned this Japanese "bubble" face mask in a group that I'm in. Bored and curious, I looked it up on Amazon. Read the reviews (there were thousands so only the top reviews really) and noticed it had a good rating. It was like $9 something and on Amazon Prime so I bought it. Love me a good mask, man.It came yesterday. First off, the instructions on the box definitely weren't in English so I googled how to use the Elizavecca Milky Piggy Carbonated Clay mask. The directions were simple enough. Scoop some on, thin layer all up on the face but not too close yo eyes, mouth or nostrils, leave on 5 minutes then massage in to your face for two and then rinse off with warm water. Make sure to replace the insert and then cap tightly after scooping some out because the clay reacts to air. Okkkkkk.Guys. I don't know what the ever loving heck happened after that but I can only describe it as pure magic. I decided not to do my whole face. Baby steps. Just did the bottom half. Smacked some of the clay on my fingers, put directly on my face, closed it up tight and wait. Within, like, 20 seconds there was craziness. The mask started bubbling up like nuts. It tickled a lot and felt kind of weird but whatever. The clay transformed to straight foam on my face. After 5 minutes I started massaging it in. Looking closely in the mirror I noticed small black dots on the surface. Those were nasty blackheads on my chin/cheeks that this mask just, like, pulled out of my face. Wut. Rinsed off really well then dried the bottom half of the mug. I'm not even playing...my skin never felt so clean and so damn smooth. My pores were clear..no blackheads or even little bumpy, under the skin blemishes anywhere. WHAT IS THIS MAGICAL JAPANESE MASK WHY DID I NOT KNOW ABOUT IT TILL NOW!?? You have to try it. I'm telling you!!

great mask , skin looks great after