A stick-form clay mask from Skin1004 that blends several clays with centella asiatica and is designed to absorb excess oil and support pore care.
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6 experts · Moderate agreementWhat the gurus are saying
Applying this clay mask from a stick, with no fingers or brush, is the detail gurus keep returning to. The clays earn praise for soaking up surface oil, and the centella keeps things soothing, though not everyone is convinced it does much for blackheads. Those with dry skin may want to stick to the T-zone and keep it to around five minutes, while oily and combination skin is where it fits best.
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A stick-form clay mask from Skin1004 that blends several clays with centella asiatica and is designed to absorb excess oil and support pore care.
Yes. All 6 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 82%.
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