Review: Skinfood Egg White Pack

Hi guys!

I am reviewing the Skinfood Egg White Pack today.
It comes in a set of 5 pieces of forehead & chin pack and 5 pieces of nose pack.

The forehead and chin pack. So basically you just place the inverted triangle between your eyebrows and another on the jaw as show in the picture. I only saw around 2-3 whiteheads from the chin pack and nothing removed from the forehead, it does remove some fine hair though.

The nose pack. It is slightly smaller than the Etude House Green Tea Nose Pack so it fits me better. The effect is roughly the same as the Etude House one as well, but visual wise the Etude House seems to be more effective because of the green background.

So basically you need to wet the areas you are going to stick on. Wait for it to dry. Around 15-20mins. Peel off from the bottom, in upwards motion.

RATING: Forehead and Chin Pack - 1/5
               Nose Pack - 3/5
Will I Repurchase: No

Review: The Face Shop White Mud Nose Pack

Hi guys!

I'm reviewing The Face Shop White Mud Nose Pack today.
This product was introduced by a friend of mine after telling her my concerns about the blackheads on my nose. Lucky for me, The Face Shop was having a 15+5% discount so I got this nose pack at a little below $10.

This is a peel-off mask type unlike the strips kind. The texture is glue-ish and can be a little bit messy.
Apply a thick enough layer so that it will be easier to peel off later. It takes about 20 mins for the nose pack to dry, depending how thick a layer you apply. I only managed to pull out a decent amount of whiteheads on my third try because the first two tries were either too thin or I pulled it off too early when it has not completely dried yet.

This is what it looks like after you peel it off. I am showing only the front part, not the one with all the gunk haha!

I would say it does removes impurities such as the whiteheads in my nose but it didn't remove any blackheads which I guess were too deep-rooted. I feel that it does it job in removing whiteheadsas well as the Etude House Green Tea Nose Pack, which I will review soon. In terms of pricing, The Face Shop White Mud Nose Pack may be slightly cheaper depending on the number of usage. If you are looking for a fuss-free nose pack, the Etude House Green Tea Nose Pack is more suitable.\

RATING: 3.5/5
Will I Repurchase? Not for now, will consider when the times come!

Review: Etude House Green Tea Nose Pack

Hi guys!

I am reviewing the Etude House Green Tea Nose Pack today.

This is the same line as Collagen Eye Patch and Charcoal Chin Pack with this adorable girl on their packaging. I believe its cute packaging is one of the major factors why Etude House is so popular.
This nose pack cost $0.90 in Singapore which I believe is constantly out of stock in Singapore. I bought this in Taiwan when they were having their 4th Anniversary promotion. It retails at NT30 for one and it was going for a 'Buy 3 Free 3' promotion. So it comes down to $0.66 each. I only bought 2 sets since I wasn't so sure if it was good or not. Now I regret not buying more :(

It does not smell green tea, just a chemical smell. Not sure how to describe it thought, just that it is no  where near you regularly fragrance-ed beauty products. I don't mind the smell though, as I have never been inclined to sweet-smelling beauty products.

You are suppose to wet your nose area, then tear off the plastic film and paste the green part onto the nose. This nose pack is quite big though, stretches quite a bit off the nose. I do some folding at the nose tip so that it sticks well. wait for it to dry ~10mins and peel off from the bottom upwards.
This nose pack is useful in removing the regular whiteheads (quite a fair bit) but it didn't removed any of my blackheads :(

RATING: 3.5/5
Will I repurchase? Yes