Yes To Tomatoes 2-Step Nose Kit, 1 Count

Like this product not sure how effective it is though

Wow definitely helps with blemishes. It tingles when u have it on ur face and skins feels so fresh and clean after use and blemishes started to reduce within an hour of use and skin appeared more even. Definitely buying again.

I love this mask, based on previous reviews I wouldn't recommend for sensitive skin but for me it improves any blemishes I have appearing.

Tingles/burns for a bit but it really works and you can see the difference

I feel it does work but be prepared for a full face breakout for several days. This is the first time i tried this mask skin did feel softer and glowing but then 3 days later i brokout like crazy but alot of skin specialist have said its normal because my skin is cleansing. I usually have no breakouts because i keep my skin routine very natural and herbal but fancied a change this time.

Yes To Tomatoes 2-Step Nose Kit has two sections: in one section you have a small sachet of charcoal cleanser with a q-tip type stick to apply to the nose, and in the other section you have a single charcoal nose pore strip in plastic packing.Stage one: apply the charcoal cleanser to the nose using the q-tip type stick, this isn't particularly high in charcoal and it foamed up quite a lot so not all that cleansing - I'm baffled as to why you have to apply with this q-tip, also the amount given was enough to wash my face with twice so more than enough to clans just the nose area one time. For the use it could have had a higher concentration and less foaming.Stage two: pore cleansing strip, most people have used these so know what to expect - remove from backing, dampen and apply to the area, once dry you remove and with it should come all the junk from your pores. This was a cheap pore cleansing strip so really didn't do much at all, it dried quickly and came off cleanly but it didn't pull up anything from the pores so wasn't rally fit for purpose.Yes To Tomatoes 2-Step Nose Kit wasn't terrible, but really did little to nothing to cleanse my nose area. The cleanser was kind of nice to use for a couple of times as an all-over cleanser, but that was clearly not enough to justify the current £13.99 price tag - I'd maybe spend a couple of pounds on this to try, and after trying it I'd say it's maybe not even worth that much.

After having suffered a break out on my face thanks to some new makeup I'd tried, I was very keen to give this a go. I opened the packet and found that a paper mask is just that- it's a piece of paper that's imbued with the mask. It has cut outs for eyes, nose and mouth, with the one for the eyes having flaps you can fold down again. I have a small head, enough so that with my short hair that I have to either buy my beanies from the kids' dept in older youth sizes and can only buy ball cap styles that are adjustable. I mention this because whilst others have stated in their reviews that the mask did not quite reach their jaw lines and the holes did not line up, I had no such problems.The mask did tingle once applied, and where I had spots, it was a little uncomfortable for a bit. I left the eye flaps up until the final half of the ten minutes. My eyes smarted for a long moment and I almost flipped them back up, but my eyes did not tear up and the tingling settled, so I left it, realizing it was similar to a reaction I'd had years before to a product that also used fruit enzymes to exfoliate and which had done me no harm. When it was all finished, I was left with smooth, soft skin that had a bit of a pink tinge to it, though I did find I had to rinse away a bit of tackiness with cool water first as the mask seemed to leave some kind of residue behind. I noticed it brought up some deeper impurities toward the surface, which I had hoped for what with the breakout and all, so I treated those and the pinkness of my skin with a light layer of Sudocrem which I rubbed in gently. By the next day both the pinkness of my skin and said impurities were gone.Final verdict: nice little item to have in the cabinet when skin can use an extra pick me up treatment in addition to my usual clay masks. Format is also handy for packing to take traveling, unlike glass jars of clay masks, so something to perhaps take along the next holiday e go on in order to keep my skin looking tip top.

This fits into the current trend to correct those pesky blackheads on your nose. It works well, getting deep into the pores and pulling out the everyday muck. When it comes off your nose it doesn’t hurt, which is something you can often find with blackhead products. There are two thoughts with this however, the smell is a little strange and could it be done in one stage?