Review on Get Clear And Glowing Skin With Ebanel'S Charcoal Peel Off Face Mask And Brush Set by Rick Bishop

This isn't really the product I initially thought it was when I purchased it. I was looking more for a mud-mask type thing. But this is more a gel that turns into a latex-like mask that you can peel off. I guess that makes sense given it's called a peel off face mask, and probably most people who are buying that already know that.In case it's not obvious already, I'm not exactly an expert on beautification products, but I do have acne. And that sucks. I've found charcoal scrubs/masks work well at cleaning my pores and leaving my face better, at least for a little bit. And this mask is no exception. I really like how easy it is to apply (once I've shaved my face) and how easily and cleanly it peels off, even in thinner parts. It leaves my face quite clean and my acne improves for a little bit.This product comes with an applicator. Kind of like a little rubber spatula thing. The applicator seems nicely constructed and works well. But the thing is, you really only need one. And that becomes a problem. Because Ebanel doesn't sell this product without it. So when you run out, you're going to get a new applicator, and then another and another. What do you do with all of these? They don't seem to be a disposable, and if you're just going to throw them out that's very wasteful. This is exactly why I plan on buying a similar product from a competitor instead when I run out. (Which will be soon I think)I did look through the Ebanel store when I was looking for just the mask, and I did notice their products appear to be a mixed bag between probably legit products and definitely quack medicine. I'm not sure what a "carbonated facemask" or a "magnetic" facial scrub is supposed to do but okay. Anyway, this product works well, it's just a shame that it only comes as a bundle.