Elizavecca - Milky Piggy Carbonated Bubble Clay Mask 100g

Carbonated charcoal clay mask that turns into bubbles, for pore cleansing and sebum, all skin types, 100 g

Elizavecca Milky Piggy Carbonated Bubble Clay Mask is the brand's hit pore mask, number two in its own sales ranking: a soft charcoal mud mask that turns into carbonated bubbles on the skin and cleanses "every corner, even where hands don't reach", in the brand's words. The base is kaolin (90,000 ppm) and bentonite with charcoal powder, which absorb excess sebum; the carbonated water with green tea extract then bubbles up over the whole face. Charcoal and green tea extract help care for the pores, clay and charcoal help remove impurities and tighten pores in one step, and the skin texture gets softer where it meets the mud. The texture is as soft as whipped cream, it goes on gently and washes off gently, without irritation, and the finish is fresh and clean. The brand describes it as a product for pores, exfoliation and cleansing and recommends it when the skin looks dull and rough. Also in the list: extracts of lavender, rosemary, chamomile, bergamot (monarda), peppermint and freesia, allantoin and hydrolysed collagen. Contains fragrance. 100 g.

Key ingredients

• Kaolin (90,000 ppm) and bentonite — the clay base that absorbs sebum and impurities.
• Charcoal powder — with the clay, absorbs excess sebum and cleans the pores.
• Carbonated water (1,000 ppm) with green tea extract — the bubbles that rise over the mud and reach every corner of the face.
• Lavender, rosemary, chamomile, bergamot, peppermint and freesia extracts, allantoin, collagen — the plant part of the formula.

Skin type

All skin types; the brand recommends it when the skin is dull and rough and the pores need a thorough cleaning.

How to use

On dry skin, or even over makeup (remove eye and colour makeup with a remover first): spread an even layer over the whole face except around the eyes. After 3–5 minutes, when the bubbles have fully risen, lift the bubbles off lightly, wet your hands with a little tepid water and massage the mud foam, then rinse clean with tepid water. The bubbles can also be lifted with a sponge, a pore brush or a wet wipe. 2–3 times a week, the brand answers.