The Shills Acne Purifying Peel-Off Black Mask is the internet’s latest beauty obsession. On YouTube and Instagram, you’ll find plenty of videos documenting the super-intense masking process. Unlike ...

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If you’ve been struggling with acne, we’ve found the cleanser for you — and you can get it for a discount on Amazon. This charcoal lemonade mask from ACURE has a unique blend of ingredients that’ll ...

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KTHV) -- It's the newest beauty trend: charcoal face masks. But doctors and skin experts are telling beauty junkies, and those looking for a quick fix for their acne problems, to ...

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One of the most identifiable trends of viral skincare is a product called charcoal masks. The bright jet black finish and ability to simply peel off after application have ensured them of a prevalence ...

A popular “do-it-yourself” charcoal mask that has been trending all over the internet could cause serious damage to your skin, according to a dermatologist. "It might be dangerous if you like all ...

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NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Charcoal seemed to go from the barbecue to the beauty aisle real quick. It's in face masks, supplements, toothpaste... the list goes on. Well, it's not actually the charcoal ...