bagheera
Olá!
I don't engage much with the social aspects of Skinsort, but if you're looking to improve...
Olá!
I don't engage much with the social aspects of Skinsort, but if you're looking to improve your skincare or haircare without wasting money—have a look through my lists.
Demo info: acne prone, atrophic scarring, bleached & color-treated hair
Reviewed and owned by bagheera
Eh. Underwhelming for the virality it got. They're safer than a lot of other pore strips, but they don't fully work as advertised. For me, all they did was remove a few blackheads, some dead skin, and a bunch of vellus hairs. They work...
Eh. Underwhelming for the virality it got. They're safer than a lot of other pore strips, but they don't fully work as advertised. For me, all they did was remove a few blackheads, some dead skin, and a bunch of vellus hairs. They work about as well as dermaplanning does.
I also had a problem getting the paper to lay flat. It's so thin it'll crinkle from the slightest force, which isn't great since that bit of product is no longer compressed against the skin and can't be peeled off.
Interestingly, these strips were previously marketed as removing "blackheads, whiteheads, and sebaceous filaments". That has now changed to "blackheads, whiteheads, impurities, dirt, and excess oil".
I don't think I'd buy them again, but hey, they might work for you.