LANBENA Nose Strips for Blackheads (1.76 Oz), 100 pcs Nose Plants Pore Strips, Blackhead Remover Mask, NOTE: Place Bottle in Boiling Water for 5 min to Soften Dry/Solid Cream

I really liked these pore strips. They work very well to remove blackheads and leave my skin feeling much cleaner and smoother. They are easy to apply and remove without causing irritation. I noticed visible results after the first use, especially on my nose area. With regular use, my pores look smaller and my skin looks healthier. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone looking for an effective and simple way to clean their pores at home.

WORKS AMAZING!!!! i was in shock by the results, i loved using it on my boyfriend so satisfying. it leaves ur skin soft and its very sticky, so be careful with little hairs because it will pull. but dries very quickly.

Okay if you're like me you've tried plenty of nose strips on the market. And I mean all of them, name brand off brand etc. I was curious as i've seen videos and clips of people using this one, as it was a cream you apply then paper on top. But I must say value for the money, is one amazing. The smell isn't the greatest, but you're not applying it for scent but for the effect. I only used a thin layer as recommended, and on first application it worked perfectly! Also didn't rip my skin like so many other nose strips have done. It did sting a little bit. I have semi-sensitive skin, but it wasn't so uncomfortable to where I was begging to take it off, it only lasted a short moment while it dried. I'm guessing that was the BHA. Which is a lovely addition, as if you know, the one true way to keep your pores from continuously getting clogged, is the use of BHA.

It worked very Good, my nose looks so much better now. I love it, I totally recommend it!

I seriously can't believe how much stuff came out of my pores using this product. I had just used a name brand pore strip two days before and figured that nothing would come out but this was like watching the ads with the chia seed scam when I pulled it off. I used on my nose and cheeks and could see the blackheads speckled all over the papers before I even pulled it off. There must have been years worth of stuff that came out even though I'm very diligent with using BHA/AHA toners, double cleansing, steaming and pore strips in my routine regularly. This is the best my pores have looked in years. At almost 40 yrs old, I thought only a face lift would help them so it's a wonderful surprise. The downsides, it stinks and can be messy if you're not careful (why isn't there a pull tab on the foil seal?!). It also removes hair given the strength of the adhesion and can hurt if you're not gentle in removing. It also leaves hard to remove residue if you're not careful in covering it and fully removing it with the papers but for me it was just a matter of practice... I would take all of the cons for the efficacy except the pull tab... No reason not to have a pull tab on the foil seal.

Not a huge fan. Very Sticky and goopy. Feels like putting glue on my face. It works all right but I’ll be trying something else once this container runs out.

DISAPPOINTED. I normally use a black charcoal peel mask, but this was recommended, so I figured I'd try it. NOPE. It's recommended to slightly warm the product first, but if you warm it too much, it's too runny and doesn't work properly. If you apply the product too thin, it doesn't work at all or runs where it doesn't belong - like into my eyebrow hairs. (Versus a black mask, the color helps you tell if it's too thin or too thick). You HAVE to apply the paper over the white goop, and even though the paper is fragile, it doesn't tear well. I either had to precut with scissors or waste paper. It was annoying to attempt to rip the paper strips from the stack, keep them flat, eye ball measure them, etc., when my fingers are never completely dry due to the white mask and my skin being wet/damp, so 10% of the papers I ruined and couldn't use. All this extra work and it removed less of everything (peach fuzz hairs, sebaceous filaments, white heads) compared to a black mask. I don't have black heads so I can't comment on that. I'm going back to black charcoal peel masks.

I see a lot of good reviews and a lot of bad reviews...I can't speak to everyone but I think some of the bad reviews may possibly be user error. I bought this for my son and husband, knowing it had mixed reviews but for the price and how many you get!!!!! I was definitely going to try it....and it took some trial and error but when I say this stuff works better than and other blackhead strip on the market.....I back that up!!! So after trial and error I learned several things. 1) You have to put the in in a bowl or sink or whatever, add hot water just to the where the lid meets the bottom and if the cream inside is on one side and the bottle keeps tipping over just hold it. It doesn't take but like 5 minutes before it will start to get creamy. 2) Once it's warm and you start stirring it, it looks chunky like cottage cheese. It's plant based so it's not going to be perfect. Just keep stirring and warming in water and eventually you will get it smooth and even in the container if need be. 3) Get yourself a brand new face brush or quality paint brush (or just use your finger) to apply the cream....the spatula that comes with it...ehhh...not great. 4) You are only going to want to use a thin layer of cream. The thicker the layer, the longer it takes to dry, the more room for error. So play around with it...you have 100 strips!!! 5) After you apply the thin layer immediately apply the paper strip and wait until it feels like your nose is crinkly and dry. Then SLOWLY pull the strip from a corner DON'T RIP IT OFF! Just slowly and gently pull making sure to get all of the cream off with the paper and voila..magic!!! Don't forget to clean your nose of any leftover dry cream with cool water and use your daily face treatment as usual. In conclusion I will never pay $15 for 3 of the name brand strips again! This stuff is amazing!!