SOME BY MI – Charcoal BHA Pore Clay Bubble Mask – 120g

Description

Nothing like Clay, Charcoal, Tea tree leaf water, Centella extract, Mugwort & Salicylic acid (BHA) to clear the pores right? … this is a great pore cleansing mask (with bubbles and slightly watery texture to keep skin moist) – also looks good on the face like a black selfie mask should! At 120 grams weight it will likely last you quite a bit too (dependant on usage).

Also contains small amounts of Madecassic acid, gentle vitamin C (Ascorbyl glucoside) and Glutathione.

Benefits:

• A skin-purifying wash off mask helps improve skin texture and tone.
• Formulated with Charcoal Extract and Kaolin, it pulls out and removes pore waste while refining large pores.

How to use:

1. Apply a thin layer after cleansing.

2. After it starts foaming, leave on for 3 minutes. Wet your fingertips and massage face in circular motions to remove dead skin cells.

3. Rinse with lukewarm water.

Recommended routine by Nunu Ma:

Recommend to use 2-3 times a week in your night time routine (and if appropriate to your lifestyle and skin, it can be used daily). We like to very gently shake the bottle before sqeezing – for consistent output – it could just be us though!🤷 – do you also have quirky things you do in your skincare routine?

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Vegan-certified & cruelty free*

Free from animal ingredients and animal derived ingredients – SOME BY MI have some vegan (eve) certified products including this one, enjoy. *Please note that Some By Mi does sell in China – however we note that eve vegan certification requires the following’ Finished product – Animal testing The development and/or manufacture of the certified finished product must not involve or have involved vivisection or live animal testing less than 7 years prior to the certification project, of any kind whatsoever, carried out on the company’s own initiative or on its behalf, or by parties over which the company exercises effective control.’ – from eve vegan website. We can confirm the place we have sourced these produucts from recognises many international cosmetic safety standard and does not require additional animal testing as a pre-requisite for import and sale of cosmetic products.

Please double check always with the main company and search online for more background info. We have personally found some shops label skincare products vegan which are not. Sometimes company staff provide different answers (perhaps lost in translation and understanding of these terms)! Only you can determine your definition and ethics – we will do our best to help you make that decision by presenting our research.