Diy charcoal face mask?

Jun 12, 2014

liz b.

Have any of you used activated charcoal to make homemade face masks?? I've seen charcoal in so many products and have recently gotten some because I thought I could use it to make my own facemask. I've seen a few recipes online but if anyone has any experience with it could you tell me how you use it? :)

Jun 12, 2014

Tiffany H.

I use the charcoal face wash by lush and it is pure heaven my face feels perfect afterwards.,

Jun 12, 2014

Katherine W.

I haven't bought any to make at home, but I've tried a sample f Biore's Charcoal Face Wash, and honestly, it didn't do much for me.

Jun 12, 2014

Kira S.

I use Garnier's charcoal face wash, and it really does mattify my oily skin and my pores look smaller. 😊

Jun 12, 2014

Anupa M.

Yes :) I find it works especially well for acne if you mix a spoonful of sea salt. For an easy mask I use a spoonful of activate charcoal, a spoonful of sea salt, and enough water to make it a paste and then lightly spread it across my face focusing on problem areas :D

Jun 13, 2014

liz b.

Thanks :)

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