Bioré Original Blackhead Remover Strips, Deep Cleansing Nose Strips With Instant Pore Unclogging, Features C-Bond Technology, Oil-Free, Non-Comedogenic Use, 14 Count

Works a lot better than what I was initially expecting! You apply while your nose is slightly damp, and then let it rest for 10-15 minutes. After some time, you'll notice that the strip becomes slightly hard and crispy, almost like a potato chip. Once your timer is up, you can remove it, and this can be painful at times, but what you're left with is a blackhead-reduced noise! I find that this strip often doesn't get all of my blackheads, but it gets most of them. It's a very quick and easy solution whenever you notice those nasty buggers on your nose. I find this product well worth my money!

I was skeptical but decided to try this product to help with stubborn black heads, and it works! I am happy I tried it.

Sometimes it would be half stuck to my nose and half didn’t even do anything yet just left white residue all over. I recommend a mist but it all depends on how you use it, I have a quite large nose and it fit perfectly. Do not use more than once a week no matter the skin texture you have it could do more harm then good, but the results are wonderful

They work! I got them for my 10yr daughter. Shes going thru puberty and has a very oily nose. Only her nose...no where else. Washing and exphoilating just doesn't cut it for her. The first strip didn't work because her nose was really bad. You can see in the pictures. Even after wetting her nose and putting the first strip. We had to try a second time.Because I just didn't believe it wasn't going to work. I ended up having to use a blackhead softener type of product. And after applying that then we wet her nose really good again and then placed the strip, and that's when all the gunk came out on the second try.

This was very impressive, it was gross but it did what it was supposed to. Highly recommend. Will be buying more.

I’ve used Bioré Deep Cleansing Pore Strips a few times, mostly for my teenager, and my experience has been mixed. They do remove some blackheads, so there is a visible result right after using them. However, it’s fairly minimal and more surface-level than a deep clean. It doesn’t prevent blackheads from coming back, so the results are short-lived. That said, my teenager enjoys using them and finds them satisfying, which I think is part of the appeal. They’re easy to use and can be a fun addition to a skincare routine, especially for younger users just getting into it. For me, they feel a bit gimmicky and not something I would purchase regularly, but they’re not entirely without value depending on what you’re looking for.

Love this product. Works perfectly

Ahh, biore. So unique at one time. So handy. So good at your job. So gross and yet so fascinating. You know what I'm talking about. The moments after you rip off you biore strip and examine the 'gunk forest' left behind on the strip. Yuck. And yet you can't help yourself. I'm old. Like old old, as in grew up in a time when biore strips (or anything comparable) didn't even exist. They've been a game changer in the battle against blackheads. "But what about all the warnings that they're bad for your skin?!?" you ask. Um, well...I'm not a cosmetologist, so, ya know, don't ask me. Listen, use your common sense, do your research. They say you can use Biore strips up to 3x a week. Personally I wouldn't. You're basically applying a glue over your nose so it'll suck out all your loose/large blackheads. But that quick emptying creates a vacuum that wants to be filled. And doing that too frequently could maybe make your pore larger like some Youtube beauty 'experts' claim. In my world, biore strips are a "fix" after a long period of wearing makeup (something I don't do every day), or when I've got an excess build-up due to slacking off on my regular regime (travel, illness, lazy). I have large pores on my nose (thanks genetics!), so it doesn't take long before I'm sporting blackhead city up there. Using a strip gives me a clean slate to start over with. I use a gentle moisturizing cleanser before, and always follow up with an application of Vit C serum (there's several good brands). Which, when I'm on schedule, is my standard daily regime as well. So why the "deep cleansing" vs the "ultra deep cleansing" or the "charcoal strips". Well, the charcoal strips seem cool in the package, but one major thing: I don't think they work as well (based on what they leave behind, and what can be seen on the used strip). And the ultra deep cleansing can be 'stronger' but I found that they irritated my skins, and seemed to leave my pores...ragged? I'm not sure how to describe it. The ultra deep could be painful at times. The regular ol' deep cleansing strips get the job done without pain or irritation, and they're cheaper. Who doesn't love cheaper?

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Buenos y efectivos además , son bastante por el precio comparados con los que compraba en el supermercado

These are amazing! Pulls everything right out!!!