Happy Blogmas Day 2!!
I did it!! I made it to the second day
of Blogmas. Err, I mean of course I did.
It's getting cold as fuck here now and
my skin is definitely getting drier,
so I've been changing up some things in
my daily skin care routine and trying new stuff out.
Let's be honest I'd be trying new stuff
even if my skin wasn't drying out like a raisin.
Today's post (in case you haven't
guessed it) is a skin care review about the Elizavecca MilkypiggyHell Pore Clean Up Mask ($10), which has absolutely nothing to do
with my drying skin (ha).
One of my friends is obsessed with K
Beauty products and has kinda gotten me into it trying out some
things as well. I'm not obsessed like her but I have noticed they
have a lot of stuff when it comes to pore care and am slowly trying
more and more K Beauty products.
I don't know about you but I'm obsessed
with pore care because I'm a grease monster in my t zone and I get
some kind of sick enjoyment seeing all that crap pulled out of skin
(you know you like it too).
So when I found out about this mask I
grabbed my phone and ordered it immediately.
Maybe a day or two after I ordered this I seen that Tati
(YouTube) did a review on it.
I was like fuck man, did everyone know about this but me? She's quick, love her.
I was like fuck man, did everyone know about this but me? She's quick, love her.
The packaging is very cutesy and
colorful and although I adore simple packaging, this didn't bother me
at all, besides it's what's inside that matters.
It comes in a convenient squeeze tube
and the only English instructions are on the box in case you want to
read that before you throw it out (am I the only one who reads the
back of everything?).
The actual product itself is grainy
gray, sort of resembles a sticky toothpaste but slightly runnier, and
smells like strong hairspray which I strangely really like but I
could see this being a problem for some.
It was extremely easy to apply, I just
squirted it directly onto my foundation brush and brushed onto my
cleansed skin avoiding my eyebrows (what's left of them) and my
hairline.
The packaging was perfect for this
method of application and was virtually mess free.
Make sure you apply in as even of a
layer as you can otherwise you'll have thick spots that aren't ready
while the rest is dry, crackly, and uncomfortable, even though the
edges with inevitably dry first.
I love when the mask starts drying and
you can literally feel your face getting tight, it's like you can
feel it sucking out all the crap. My mask took about 15 minutes to
completely dry but if you keep your heater on full blast all day then
it'll probably go a lot faster.
(Below is a picture of me with the mask on, why? I thought it'd be a nice awkward touch and I'm a girl. Btw look how sad my eyebrows are without makeup on (*cries* baby come back))
Now the fun part.
After watching Tati's video I gotta
admit I was half expecting to rip my face off along with this mask.
That didn't scare me off from buying
this at all though because I have a high pain tolerance but still I
was expecting it to hurt a little. Guess what? It didn't hurt AT ALL.
I also managed to get it off all in one
piece because come on, that's kind of what we are aiming for right?
I've used this 4 times now no pain any
of the times, which is good for those of you who might be worried
about that. Just to be sure though I had my husband do this with me
(without telling him it could possibly hurt like hell lol) and he had
no pain whatsoever either.
If you are concerned with this being
painful, I'd recommend you apply a tiny test amount on your face to
see if it something you can tolerate before you go balls deep all
over your face.
It basically did what I expected it to
do, it was like a Biore strip for your whole face just not as good.
You could see all the sebum and crap
standing like tiny little trees, as well as my plucked peach fuzz (an
extra perk or scary nightmare for hairy chicks).
I do gotta say though I wished I had
more clogged pores because it wasn't as satisfying as it could have
been, but I guess that's actually a good thing.
It left my face feeling smooth, and
ready for my face care routine especially moisturizer.
I also found it to be more gentle than
I expected, especially during the peel off.
I've literally seen people rip their
nose skin off with a Biore, where as this didn't seem to cling to my
actual skin at all but also did not take out all my blackheads like a Biore would.
I always go in with cleansing/makeupwipe or micellar water after a peel mask to clean any residue left on
my skin but that's obviously optional.
After the wipe and inspecting my face
in the mirror, I did notice that although it took a lot of crap out
of my face it did also leave a lot of blackheads (clogged pores)
behind completely untouched.
Also the next day I had blackheads (crap in my pores) that had been pulled up to the surface of my skin but not pulled out, which created little bumps filled with gross.
Also the next day I had blackheads (crap in my pores) that had been pulled up to the surface of my skin but not pulled out, which created little bumps filled with gross.
Like any mask the opens up your pores
like this, I would suggest you do these at night because you don't
wanna pack makeup into all your freshly opened pore holes (I just had
to phrase it that way lol (why am I so gross?)).
I would recommend this
product to anyone who has clogged pores but if you have a severe blackhead problem I honestly don't think this would be strong enough for you.
I don't have a crap ton of blackheads and this didn't even take all of mine out, so you get the idea.
I don't have a crap ton of blackheads and this didn't even take all of mine out, so you get the idea.
It does exactly what you would expect it to do and even though it doesn't get all the blackheads out
it does a pretty decent job.
You get a lot of product for the low
price tag, and it's super easy to use (and kinda fun).
I will continue to use this weekly until it's gone but not sure if I'd repurchase this.
If you've tried this, let me know your
thoughts below in the comments.
Also if you any bomb ass pore masks or
blackhead products I should know about, spill it below or stalk my
social media.
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Products Mentioned (clickable links):
Elizavecca Milkypiggy Hell Pore Clean Up Mask
https://alletseaesthetic.blogspot.com/p/contact.html
Products Mentioned (clickable links):
Elizavecca Milkypiggy Hell Pore Clean Up Mask
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