The pink clay face mask for a quiet Sunday night

Twice a week, ten minutes, one thin layer of pink clay. This face mask is built around a short routine that fits a small bathroom shelf and a busy week. The listing describes a clay mask for pores that also contains caffeine and grape extract, and rinses off with water.

The listing names pink clay as the ingredient doing the cleansing work, described as lifting visible impurities while tightening the look of pores. Natural caffeine is listed for smoothing and illuminating the look of skin, and grape extract is listed for antioxidant benefits and for helping limit sebum oxidation, which the listing links to blackheads.

Use is simple. Spread a thin layer over the face and T zone, twice a week, leave it on for 10 minutes, then rinse with water. The brand’s own tip says pores appear under the layer of clay as it draws out impurities, which is a visual cue the listing describes rather than a measurement.

The listing quotes a clinical study of 21 volunteers over 21 days, reporting satisfaction scores of 100% for a detox effect, 95% for tightened pores and 90% for luminous skin. Those are self reported satisfaction figures from a small group, so read them as that. The listing does not state which skin types the mask suits, give the full ingredient list, or say what size the main version is. A 35 mL version is also sold.