Reviews about Alginate Mask "Black Detox"

The mask enhances the complexion's color.
I didn't notice any regenerating or lifting effects. After using the mask, skin irritations were activated.

I really liked the mask, just like everything from this manufacturer. You should apply the mask with a normal amount (25 grams) instead of just 10 grams, then there will be no redness. It's enough for me to cover my entire face and neck with a good layer. It mixes easily and without lumps. I usually mix all the alginate by eye without reading the instructions (it's better to divide it into two parts, first dilute it for the face and then separately for the neck, so that it doesn't solidify during application). When it starts to dry, I spray it with hydrolat, and before removing it, I moisten and remove it without any problems in one piece. Some people apply it incorrectly, trying to save it, but it's the manufacturer and the product that are to blame.

I am pleasantly surprised. It mixes smoothly, like an expensive mask without any lumps, and the effect is instantly visible. I used it on my serum, though only once. I will order other ones as well. It really comes off in one layer.

Great mask. Those who know how to properly mix alginate masks will love it ;-)

The mask is not bad, but... It's impossible to keep it on for 20, let alone 30 minutes! After 5 minutes, it hardens so much that it cannot be peeled off the face. I have to wash it off with water, and even then, it requires a lot of effort. Because of this, I'm deducting 2 stars.

You need to put in a little effort with alginate masks, but the result is worth it. Specifically with this mask, I would love to cover myself from head to toe. It effectively reduces redness, evens out the skin tone, and leaves the skin looking clean and radiant. I will definitely be purchasing more.

I really love all the alginate masks from this brand. I have been using them for several years after acid peels, and the results are obvious. I usually buy several types, but this one is a must-have for me. I mix them in equal proportions and enjoy it. They don't clump, mix well, and set moderately fast. I have tried American and French alginate masks, but surprisingly, they are significantly inferior to the domestic manufacturer.

I gave this mask a second chance: I started diluting it not according to the instructions, but based on my own judgement. As a result, it worked well and I liked the effect. However, I deduct one point for the discrepancy between the instructions and actual usage.

I don't know if I'm stupid or if the skis don't glide... In my defense, I have to say that I used alginate masks before, but only from the La Grase brand. And I never had any problems like with this product... It simply didn't solidify at all! Although I precisely measured 25 grams of mask and 75 ml of water using kitchen scales and a measuring cup... The mask flowed for about 5 minutes and didn't show any signs of solidifying, it even got into my eyes, and even when I lay down, it didn't improve. I decided to wash it off (which was incredibly difficult) and will never switch from La Grase again.

A luxurious alternative to salon procedures at an affordable price! With regular use, it effectively tightens the skin, evens out the complexion, and reduces breakouts significantly. The feeling of freshness after removing the mask is incomparable.

Usage details: The manufacturer recommends using 25g for one mask, but I found that it was enough for my entire face, neck, and partially for my husband. Through trial and error, I discovered that 16-17g is the ideal amount for just the face. Also, it is better to "detach the mask from the skin at the edges" a few minutes after application when the alginate has solidified. Otherwise, you may experience unpleasant sensations when removing the edges and end up with a thin red outline on your face.