Goblin Blackhead Peel Off Nose Pack A’PIEU 50ml

Blackhead Peel Off Nose Pack by A’PIEU, known locally as Goblin mask, comes in a 50ml size and is a peel-off gel mask designed to target the nose and other oil-prone areas of the face. It is formulated with charcoal to help draw out impurities and excess sebum trapped deep within the pores.

This mask has a gel-like texture that dries quickly into a single peelable layer once applied, making it a practical choice for anyone looking for a fast, focused pore-cleansing treatment on areas like the nose, chin, or forehead.

Benefits

• Helps remove blackheads and whiteheads from targeted areas.
• Draws out excess oil and impurities trapped inside the pores.
• Leaves the skin looking noticeably cleaner and clearer after use.
• Can be applied to specific areas rather than the entire face.

Key Ingredients

The formula is enriched with charcoal, known for its ability to attract dirt and oil from deep within the pores, along with soothing ingredients that help calm the skin during the peeling process.

How to Use

Cleanse the face thoroughly and make sure the skin is completely dry. Apply an even layer of the mask to the desired area, such as the nose, chin, or forehead, and leave it on for 15 to 20 minutes until it fully dries. Gently peel it off starting from the bottom upward, then rinse the area with lukewarm water.

Who Is It For?

This mask is best suited for those with oily or combination skin who frequently deal with clogged pores and recurring blackheads or whiteheads, particularly around the nose, forehead, and chin.

Precautions

It is recommended to do a small patch test before full application to check for any sensitivity to the ingredients. Avoid applying it on open wounds, irritated skin, or near the eye area. Limit use to no more than twice a week to maintain the skin’s natural balance, and discontinue use if redness or irritation occurs. This product does not treat any skin condition and is not a substitute for professional medical advice if persistent skin concerns are present.