CAOLION

Blackhead O2 Sparkling Pore Soap

1 Reviews

• 90tngml

  Sep 19, 2016 (UTC)
  Oily Skin

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  Pros

  Even without using a lather net, the soap bubbles are very dense. They have a more dense and chewy feel than regular soap bubbles. They lather well and effectively remove sebum. I have an oily complexion, and in the mornings, my face would get greasy when I washed with regular soap, with some stubborn sebum buildup around my nose and forehead. But when I use this soap, there's no greasy residue left on my face after washing, and my skin feels smooth and supple. I originally bought this for morning cleansing, but I liked it so much that I now use it for my evening cleansing routine as well.

  Cons

  The downside is that since this is a natural soap, it tends to crumble when I break off pieces to use. When I break it apart, the black, green, and pink sections sometimes separate, which is a bit of a hassle. This soap works best when you can use all three color sections together.

  Tip

  As a facial cleansing soap, it's not the most affordable option, but it's worth it to purchase during sales at Watsons. If you do break it apart to use, try to cut it in a way that allows you to use the black, green, and pink sections together. Using them separately can make your skin feel a bit dry (I tried just using the green and black sections and my skin felt a bit tight). The different color sections seem to have distinct functions, so using all three together is more effective.