Ayaka Clear Off Pack, 100g

I won a gift from Suzykirei and received this. When I tried it, the effect was a bit weak. However, it feels gentler than the non-applied type of pore pack. I like it.

It turns pure white when you apply it. 20 minutes later, when I peel it off, I'm terrified of unexpected guests (^0^;) The instructions say to use it at night, but applying it after a bath is too much hassle, so I use it in the morning. It leaves my skin smooth and silky, and my makeup goes on better. It gently clears dead skin cells and dramatically improves the absorption of lotion. It leaves my skin moisturized and soft. I love using it once a week, as it improves my skin's condition. It's a pain to apply and let it dry, and the scent is so feminine I don't really like it, but I'll definitely buy it again. One bottle lasts about two months.

I won a gift from Suzykirei and received this. When I tried it, the effect was a bit weak. However, it feels gentler than the non-applied type of pore pack. I like it.

It turns pure white when you apply it. 20 minutes later, when I peel it off, I'm terrified of unexpected guests (^0^;) The instructions say to use it at night, but applying it after a bath is too much hassle, so I use it in the morning. It leaves my skin smooth and silky, and my makeup goes on better. It gently clears dead skin cells and dramatically improves the absorption of lotion. It leaves my skin moisturized and soft. I love using it once a week, as it improves my skin's condition. It's a pain to apply and let it dry, and the scent is so feminine I don't really like it, but I'll definitely buy it again. One bottle lasts about two months.

Peel-off masks are so nostalgic. I think various manufacturers used to offer them, but I haven't seen them around lately. I spotted one at a Chifure counter and decided to buy it. Apparently, they've recently redesigned it. You spread the firm, white, rubbery cream on your face for 20 minutes. When you peel it off, your skin is revealed, dull (perhaps because it removes dirt?) and soft (apparently due to the exfoliation and replenishment of moisture). I like Ghassoul, but dissolving it in water is too much of a hassle, so I've never used it. I feel like the effects are similar. Ghassoul leaves your skin feeling refreshed, while this one is a bit sticky. It feels "moisturizing," but some people might find this bothersome. Perhaps because it absorbs the skincare products well after use, my skin is brighter and more radiant the next morning. The amount supposedly used is the size of a cherry, but it's hard and hardens quickly, so if you spread it carefully, it's about the size of 1.5 cherries. It seems like it'll run out quickly, but it's about 2,000 yen per bottle. It says to peel it off from the top, but I feel like it lifts up better from the bottom... so I always peel it from the bottom. I also like Ayaka's packaging. It's a lavender pink with an aurora. Even though it's an inexpensive brand, I love the cute and uplifting packaging.