Duo Cleansing Clay Mask with Niacinamide & Hyaluronic Acid – Deep Pore Cleanser for T-Zone & U-Zone, Blackhead Remover, Hydrating & Oil-Control Face Mask, 3.53oz

Buy it. This is the best clay mask I’ve ever used. There’s a remarkable difference after one use. If you want to remove blackheads or improve your skin tone in literally 20 minutes, this is your best option. It’s magic. Put it on your face. Boom, you have a magical face.

The media could not be loaded. This is good for beginners. If you want a quick skincare step added to your new routine, it’ll do.I’m oily and the white clay made my face look and feel clean but it wasn’t mattified. That dewy look for my skin type typically equals oily.The value is there, it’s an inexpensive mask to start with but not the highest quality. It took about 8 minutes to dry and we left it on for 20 minutes. You only get a small amount of each (see photo). Overall, decent as a facial cleanser or quick step. Arrived packaged well, sealed, and with a spatula for easy application. Go for it

This produce works great and the price is very reasonable. I have used this 3 times, about one a week. This product really helps with minimizing pores. I like the concept of two different masks for different areas of the face. It has a pleasant smell that is more botanical than a chemical smell. It's definitely worth purchasing. I liked it so much, I bought a second one so I wouldn't run out.

I wish the grey mask had more, I don’t like how it gets messy, makes sling soft and Fred refreshed

When I was applying the mask, I already knew that I was going to reorder. The smell is absolutely Heavenly! After I removed it, my skin was the most hydrated it has ever been! Definitely going to be using this product frequently.

I don't use clay masks more than 1x a week, to maybe every other week, because they can be drying & stripping to the skin. I'm a medical esthetician & while I do use them in my practice on clients, I think certain skin types need to be careful with them. Sometimes if you are very oily, a clay mask can help to remove those extra oils from your pores (really the tops of hair follicles), but you actually could be producing that extra oil to begin with because your skin is trying to overcompensate for the lack of hydration & moisture. In that situation a clay mask can make things worse. I think with clay masks you should know your skin type well, make sure you have other products in your skincare lineup that are balancing & supporting healthy skin, then try a clay mask if needed.I saw this WNP Duo Cleansing clay mask & thought it would be good to try out specifically because the creators understand that not every area of your face needs the same skincare & treatment. We have more sebaceous production in our T-zone, meaning our cheeks can be drier. If you are applying a highly absorbent clay mask to your cheeks, it can be too much, too drying on those areas. Having 2 separate masks is a great idea. Estheticians often use 2-3 different masks on different areas of a client's face.It comes packaged nicely, with an info card. The mask is sealed by a plastic divider once you unscrew the lid, which I definitely appreciate. If it can knocked over, or packed on a trip, you aren't getting mixing of the two. They also include a small scoop which is so important. You don't need to stick fingers, with bacteria on them, into the mask. Just remember to clean the scoop with soap as well before the next use.As costs go, this is a very inexpensive mask. That can make me leery sometimes, but quality skincare doesn't have to come at a high expense, especially today.The clays found in this mask, Amazon White Clay, Moroccan Lava Clay, Bamboo charcoal and Manicouagan Glacial Clay, are all known to be purifying & you can find them in lots of other clay masks out there.I find I lean heavily towards the grey mask. It does contain some silicones, which in masks like these are used as delivery agents for the active ingredients & to help spreadability. I'm sensitive to silicones & they will lead to clogged pores on my skin, but since this is not a leave on product, it's fine for me. One active found in the grey mask is witch hazel, which is anti-inflammatory & will reduce redness on any breakouts. It contains Trehalose, Bisabolol, Gentiana scabra, Damask rose, along with a few other soothing, barrier strengthening ingredients. I have used this mask on my entire t zone, but I like it best as a spot treatment. If I'm experiencing hormonal breakouts, I can apply this over the area affected, leave on 15-20 mins & I do see benefits. I have found it will reduce swelling & redness in papules or other comedones, especially any that have already been popped (yes, I'm terrible too 🤷), not so much of a benefit to cystic acne at the early stages.As for the white mask, It also contains some nice clays, to a lesser extent because it is made to be not as drying. There are actives like niacinamide, hyaluronate (a few different versions) & multiple extracts that all offer different benefits. My issue with this mask stems from the inclusion of mineral oil at the beginning of the ingredients list. On my skin this can & does cause issues. I have sensitivities to it & even though it is not considered widely comedogenic, it does break me out. It also contains ethylhexyl palmitate at the top of the ingredients list, & this is considered comedogenic. Because this is only in contact with your skin for 15 mins, it might be fine, but do a spot test.Overall, for this price, getting half a mask I'll use is fine.

The mask has 2 parts. The darker color goes in your t-zone to tackle those harder areas to address and the white color goes along the edges that do need some work but not as much as the other. Goes on smooth and after drying is easy to wash off. Makes your face feel so smooth and soft to the touch. This is one of my go to masks.

I really like the idea of a dual-concept mask. My skin felt soft after using the white mask on my cheeks, but my face felt a little too dry where the grey mask was used. I found the smell fairly innocuous and not overwhelming.