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Apply Black Deep Cleansing Mask
Cleanse your face with warm water to remove impurities and open up the pores
Apply a thick layer of charcoal black mask to your face and let it dry for 20 minutes
Remove black mask by peeling off from the bottom of your face
Step one is to cleanse your face and open your pores properly. A good cleanse will remove your makeup and any dirt from the day. Opening your pores will allow your Black Mask to pe*****te and clean to remove more debris from deep inside your pores.
Cleanse your face thoroughly with Elegance Facial Scrub. This product will not only remove all traces of dirt and makeup but also exfoliate dead skin cells making it easier for your mask to pe*****te and remove more blackheads.

Simple, stalwart hydration from the drugstore
Vanicream Daily Facial Moisturizer
Housed in a ho-hum tube, this moisturizer contains a range of deeply effective moisturizing ingredients, and it delivers daily hydration without frills or irritants.
Vanicream Daily Facial Moisturizer is a go-to for dermatologists and sensitive skin types alike, thanks to its blend of humectants, such as hyaluronic acid and glycerin, and emollients, like ceramides and squalane. It absorbs readily, leaves skin plumped, and even softens the appearance of fine lines, however temporarily. The packaging isn’t charming, but none of our testers could deny its efficacy.
It boasts no-nonsense ingredients. While many of the moisturizers we considered had more than 50 ingredients, Vanicream moisturizer’s lean and mean 19 includes the derm-anointed all-stars we looked for: squalane, glycerin, glycol, hyaluronic acid, and five different ceramides. Also, it notably lacks common chemical irritants like fragrances, dyes, lanolin, parabens, and formaldehyde releasers. The fine-tuned ingredient panel leaves little room for irritation, and none of our eight testers—even those with sensitive skin—reported any issues.
The packaging is dismal, but the texture is sublime. Inside the meh plastic tube is an absolutely breathtaking formula. “The silky texture could easily pass for Chanel,” noted one panelist, who even considered decanting it into a more vanity-worthy jar. Medium-weight and highly emollient, the cream glides on effortlessly, absorbs beautifully, and works well under makeup (several options we tested, like one from EltaMD, either pilled or repelled cosmetics). Most compellingly, it leaves our skin softer than moisturizers costing 10 times as much.
It’s easy to work this cream into a skin-care routine. Even panelists who didn’t have sensitive skin appreciated Vanicream moisturizer for another reason: its layerability. A tester working a prescription tretinoin back into her routine after pregnancy found it was an ideal base layer to prevent the initial skin flare-up she was expecting. Some of the creams we tested had nearly a hundred ingredients, like Clé de Peau (84). More ingredients means more chances for reactivity, especially when paired with compounds like vitamin C, retinol, and alpha hydroxy acids (AHA). Vanicream moisturizer keeps it basic, in the best way.

Toner or astringent
What is it? Toners replenish skin through hydration and remove dead cells and dirt left behind after cleansing. An astringent is an alcohol-based product that removes excess oil.
How to use it: Straight after cleansing, either tap directly onto the skin or a cotton pad and swipe over the face in an outward motion.
Skip the astringent if: You have dry skin.
Be sure to: Avoid toners high in alcohol as they can irritate your skin.
Pros: Toners and astringents can help reduce the appearance of pores and remove impurities left behind after cleansing.
Cons: Overuse of alcohol-based toners can cause irritation.