Purederm Deep Purifying Black O2 Bubble Mask Charcoal

On cleansed skin, apply a thin, even layer over the face, avoiding the eyes and lips. Within a minute it starts to foam and bubble up. Leave it for a few minutes as it foams, then massage gently and rinse off thoroughly with warm water. Use once or twice a week.

The formula releases tiny bubbles when it meets air on your skin, creating the signature foaming effect. It's a sensory, self-foaming cleanse rather than anything happening deep in the skin. The bubbles help lift away surface grime and oil as you massage, then rinse away completely.

Charcoal is a long-popular ingredient in deep-cleansing masks, known for its use in oil- and grime-absorbing formulas. In this wash-off mask it supports the cleansing step, helping the skin feel thoroughly clean and look clearer after rinsing. It's a cleanse, not a permanent pore treatment.

Yes — it suits oily and combination skin especially well, since those skin types tend to want a deeper weekly cleanse. Drier or sensitive skin can still use it occasionally but may prefer to follow with a richer moisturiser, as foaming cleansing masks can leave skin feeling clean but less cushioned.

Once or twice a week is plenty. It's a deeper cleanse rather than a daily step, so there's no need to use it more often, and over-cleansing can leave skin feeling tight. Slot it into your routine as a weekly refresh alongside your regular cleanser.

No — think of it as an occasional extra rather than a replacement. Use your normal cleanser daily and bring in this mask once or twice a week when you want a more thorough clean. Always cleanse first, then apply the mask to already-clean skin for the best result.

Follow with the rest of your routine while skin is still slightly damp — toner, serum and moisturiser. Because a foaming cleanse can leave skin feeling clean and fresh, a hydrating step afterwards keeps it feeling comfortable and balanced rather than tight.