Blackhead Remover Tool, Silicone Face Scraper for Deep Cleansing, Skin Scrubber Face Spatula, Nose Blackhead Remover, Skin Care Tool for Men and Women (Beige)

This product can help especially around the nose. Fairly easy to hold. wash with soap and dry after use. Good price. It seems to work the best on younger skin. You only need to use it once or twice a week, and it's best to use in the shower, glides the best on wet skin. If you have deep acne, it might not do anything for you, but at this price, it's worth a try. I think I like the loop type pimple poppers for really deep bumps. You can also try dermaplaning which will also do some of the same thing. For more advice on skincare for your own skin, ask CoPilot to create a skincare routine. It helped me alot. It recommends using this before applying my pink clay mask.

I absolutely love this blackhead remover tool! It’s simple, easy to use, and makes a big difference in my skincare routine. The silicone scraper is super gentle but still manages to lift dirt, oil, and blackheads from my pores—especially around my nose and chin where I need it most.

It's nothing super special but it's a good scraper for really cheap. It didn't hurt my skin and seems pretty sturdy

This product is OK - Sookga Blackhead Remover Tool.I was in need of a product that would quickly help remove blackheads from my nose and/or around my nose, as a sort of "detox" to aid my skincare routine (rather than using a clay mask, for example). This acne scraper is definitely not the product for me. Here's why.Whenever looking into quick fixes, there are bound to be some drawbacks (I immediately think of the "pore vacuum," but that's a review for another day). Multiple drawbacks exist with this product - Silicone face scraper - including the sharpness of the tool. The sharpness, over time, can likely weaken your skin barrier and perhaps contribute to infections if you do not disinfect this tool properly (opinion based on experience and trial and error from using similar products). After using this tool, my skin gets red and I experience discomfort, with minimal gain (e.g., not much acne comes out of my skin). It could be because my skin is healthy for the most part, as is, but there are areas on my face that get oily faster, leading to clogged pores and eventually noticeable blackheads. This tool removed some of my acne, but at a harsh cost - feeling pain, redness, and irritation. I would imagine that scraping your skin with this could also contribute to enlarged pores and scarring if you're not careful, so do your research before repeatedly using this product or anything similar.I would prefer to cleanse my skin properly over time, rather than risk scraping my skin with this and potentially damaging it. If I need to "detox" my pores, I will likely just stick to bentonite clay mixed with apple cider vinegar - this method works well for me, but takes more time and dedication to notice results.I would not recommend this acne remover tool because it is too harsh and could have potential drawbacks.

I wasn’t expecting much for the price, but this little silicone blackhead remover totally impressed me! It’s super gentle on the skin yet incredibly effective at cleaning out clogged pores and removing blackheads. I use it after a warm shower, and it helps exfoliate and leave my skin feeling so smooth and refreshed. The shape fits perfectly in my hand, and it’s easy to clean. Definitely a must-have in any skincare routine!

Y'all. Idk why, but my nose is constantly oily. Like, I've had people ask me if my nose is wet because it's SO shiny with oil. I've tried every astringent, moisturizer, acne-based lotions/cleansers/scrubs and it doesn't touch this. This tool is the ONLY thing I have found that can keep the oil at a minimum on my face. I love the shape of it as it's easy to hold. I will say it's a little painful when using, but I really have to push down to get it to come up. It's probably just me. But I do highly recommend this tool for removing dirt, residue, oil, and black/white heads.

So I bought this little liquid called”ilso.” The liquid is to help moisten and loosen up your blackhead so when you go in with this tool, all your gunk pops up easy. However, the only thing that this tool has done is scratch my nose and leave it worse than red. The tool looks like a dull blade. You need some sort of slippery substance on the area that you’re working on; thus the “ilso” liquid. But, neither the “ilso” liquid nor this tool pulled out blackheads other than leave my nose, red and scratched.In order for this tool to work, you need to put pressure on it to lift out the blackheads. This is where the skin damage happens. 😩

It gets the oil off but it doesn’t get the blackheads out. I have even put a warm rag onto my face and nothing works. It just scraps your face and hurts it. I don’t recommend it.