Brooklyn Botany Charcoal Mud Mask Review

Brooklyn Botany charcoal mud mask is a great charcoal mask with little or no adverse effects on the skin. It helps to extract and balance excess oil on the skin and pulls out impurities. The activated charcoal in it is known for its detoxifying properties, while it helps to smoothen and moisturize the skin. It also helps reduce skin inflammation, thereby cutting down on aging effects on the skin.

The Brooklyn Botany charcoal mud facemask contains activated coconut charcoal powder and natural ingredients which include bentonite clay, aloe leaf juice, organic olive, jojoba oils and hyaluronic acid. All of these ingredients help greatly to smoothen the skin and keep it glowing.

How to Use Brooklyn Botany charcoal mud mask?

• Wash and clean your face dry
• Apply a little portion on your skin, to aid faster dryness of the mask
• Relax for about 10 minutes and then rinse off
• Moisturize for better results

Pros

• The product company boasts of 100% clearer skin guarantee in 10 minutes
• It draws out impurities and excess oils from the skin
• It clears acne blemishes and scars
• It removes blackheads effectively
• It helps to detoxify and rejuvenate the skin
• It helps to wash away dirt, bacteria, and toxins
• It helps keep the skin moisturized and well hydrated
• It pulls out unwanted clogged pores
• Great for acne prone or super oily skin
• It gives the face a smooth and soft feel

Cons

• The smell isn’t so pleasant
• It contains lots of alcohol and might not be a great match for very sensitive skin
• The mud consistency is not as obvious as other masks, and you may find it watery. It could get messy while applying and spill everywhere if you are not careful.
• If you are particular about the peel-off effect you get from other regular masks, you might be a little disappointed with this. You are meant to rinse off the Brooklyn Botany charcoal mud mask and not peel off.

If you need a gentle mask-feel on your face, then Brooklyn Botany charcoal mud mask is the go-to option. It is also quite cost-effective, as a jar could last you about 1 to 2 months.