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My successful experience with The Inkey List face wash for blackheads

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It's amazing, the strongest wash, it erases blackheads right away without you getting tired cleaning your nose and tears and you're in a bad state. It's crazy and it's specifically for the nose and under the chin, better than patches, and patches are useless and its price is excellent and it's for oily skin.

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Star Rating

5.0/5
Overall
  • Quality5/5
  • Practical5/5
  • Convenience5/5
  • Brand5/5
  • Price5/5
  • Design5/5

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The Inkey List Blackhead Cleanser Review Summary

Verdict: The Inkey List Blackhead Cleanser is rated 5/5 in a real experience checked by a MyEx auditor. Worth buying if you are looking for an effective and affordable cleanser to get rid of blackheads and oily skin.

I tried The Inkey List blackhead facial cleanser and found it to be very effective. It easily removes blackheads from the nose and under the chin without effort or the need for ineffective strips. The cleanser is specifically for oily skin and is an excellent, economical choice for anyone looking for an effective solution to this problem.

What This Review Covers

  • Quality5/5
  • Practical5/5
  • Convenience5/5
  • Brand5/5
  • Price5/5

Buying Decision Notes

Strong Points

  • Effectively and easily removes blackheads.
  • Specifically targets nose and chin areas.
  • Excellent and budget-friendly price.

Points To Check

  • May not be suitable for all skin types, especially dry.
  • Targeting specific areas might require an additional product for full facial care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers written by MyEx from this review.

Is the cleanser effective for blackheads?

The reviewer says it was effective from the first wash, and that it is made for those with blackheads on the nose, beside the nose and under the chin.

Is it better than nose strips?

The reviewer thinks nose strips are not good because they enlarge pores, and that the cleanser is better, and the description says strips are not useful.

What skin type does the cleanser suit?

The reviewer says it suits oily skin in particular, which suffers from blackheads, and the description confirms it is for oily skin.

How much cleanser is needed?

According to the reviewer, a single drop is enough for the whole face, so it lasts for years.

How much did the reviewer pay for the cleanser and where was it bought?

The reviewer says it was bought from Sephora for around 60 riyals, and it was also found on Noon and Amazon.

Video transcript

Auto-translated from the reviewer's original audio

Hello girls, I'm going to tell you about my experience with the cleanser from The Inkey List. Honestly, girls, it's something incredible. Especially for those who suffer from... it's mostly for those who suffer from blackheads on the nose and the sides of the nose, near the cheeks, and also under the chin, near the forehead.

Instead of skin cleansing and the tears that happen, or even the strips you buy for the nose, those aren't good because they enlarge your pores. So, honestly, I tried this based on praise, and frankly, from the first wash... I mean, just a drop of it is enough for your whole face, meaning it will last you for years.

I got it from Sephora for about 60 riyals, and I also found it on Noon and Amazon. So, honestly, whoever has blackheads should try this cleanser, and most importantly, for oily skin, I mean, for those who suffer from this problem. So, honestly, you'll find what you're looking for with this.