Petitfee Blackhead Melting Mask

This wash-off nose mask uses salicylic acid (BHA) alongside a soothing five-herb complex to care for congested, blackhead-prone skin. Applied to the nose for 10–15 minutes then rinsed off, it helps the skin look clearer and the pores look more refined. A quick, targeted step for oily and combination skin.

Start with cleansed skin — a warm towel over the nose first helps. Apply the mask to the nose and leave on for 10–15 minutes. Remove, then gently sweep away loosened debris with a cotton pad and rinse with warm water. If you feel a strong tingling sensation, reduce the time. Use once or twice a week.

Salicylic acid is a beta-hydroxy acid well known in skincare for caring for the look of congested, blemish-prone and oily skin. In the Petitfee Blackhead mask it's the functional ingredient behind the clearer, more refined look around the nose after use. It suits oily and combination skin best.

Once or twice a week is enough for most people. Because it contains an exfoliating acid and peppermint, using it too often can leave skin feeling irritated. Start with once weekly, see how your skin responds, and always follow with sunscreen the next morning, as exfoliating acids can make skin more sensitive to sun.

It's best suited to oily and combination skin. The formula contains salicylic acid, peppermint leaf and peppermint oil, which can feel strong on reactive or easily irritated skin. If your skin is sensitive, patch test first and reduce the wear time. Anyone prone to irritation may prefer a gentler pore-care option.

Petitfee pairs the salicylic acid with a blend of soothing botanicals — centella, witch hazel, willow bark, peppermint and lemon balm (Melissa) — chosen for their calming and astringent reputations in skincare. Together they aim to keep the experience comfortable while the mask cares for the look of the nose area.

Yes — while designed for the nose, the mask can be applied to other congested, blackhead-prone areas like the chin or forehead. Apply to clean skin, leave for 10–15 minutes, then rinse. Avoid the delicate eye area and any broken or irritated skin, and keep to once or twice a week.