WATCH: Beauty blogger tries out a charcoal face mask but instantly REGRETS it

The beauty blogger decided to share a video review of how charcoal face masks work – but after covering their entire face with the thick black concoction, the nerves started to kick in. 

Speaking to the camera they said: “I’m actually quite afraid to pull this off and I’m trying to stall as long as I can, because it really hurts.” 

They ask their friend in the room if they can just wash it off, but they answer with a resounding ‘no’. 

After a few deep breaths they begin to remove the mask. 

Only managing to peel a little bit back on the chin, they shout: “Oh God…oh my God. No exaggeration it really hurt.” 

They decide the only way it’s going to come off is if they rip parts of it off in short, quick bursts. 

But when they reach the lips, it all gets a bit too much. 

The friend is forced to step in, and when they’re not expecting it, starts ripping parts of the mask off. 

Eventually, the friend manages to rip off the whole mask, with the blogger on the brink of tears. 

They hold their face to soothe the pain, before demonstrating everything the mask has managed to remove. 

“Pores, dead skin, hair, live skin….so it works.” 

The blogger exclaims how horrible the experience was, but still recommends people try it. 

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