Natural Beauty Olive With Milk Whitening Black Mask (120gm)

 Olive Peel Of Black Mask

• It’s a peel-off black mask infused with olive and milk extracts, under the “Natural Beauty” / “Olive With Milk Whitening Black Mask” family. 

• Size is typically 120 g. 

• Marketed for skin whitening / brightening, glow, soft & silky feel, removal of blackheads / impurities, and fine removed hair / “skin hair nails” etc. 

Key Claims & Benefits

From the product descriptions:

• Helps give shiny, soft, glowing skin.

• Deep cleanses pores; removes blackheads, excess oil, and dead skin. 

• Whitening / brightening effect – “whiteness beauty” / “brightens the complexion” etc.

• Hydrating qualities: olive and milk help to moisturize; good especially for dry skin versions. 

• Anti-age / antioxidant features: vitamin E & B present in many formulations to help with wrinkles and protecting skin. 

 Ingredients 

Based on listings, some of the key ingredients are:

• Olive extract – for hydration, antioxidant benefits.

• Milk extract – for softening, brightening and gentle cleansing. 

• Vitamin E & B – antioxidants, skin protectors. 

• Activated charcoal (implied by “black mask” / “charcoal mask”) in many versions to help draw out impurities. 

• Other supporting ingredients: squalane, glycerin, bamboo powder, various extracts/essences, sometimes polyvinyl alcohol & film-forming agents (for peel-off effect). 

Texture & Usage

• Applied as a peel-off mask: you spread a thin, even layer over clean, dry skin. 

• Let the mask dry (approx. 15 minutes in many product instructions). 

• Then peel off from bottom to top. Rinse gently with water. 

Pros & What Users Like

• Immediate visual improvement: skin feels smoother / softer / more radiant after use. 

• Helps with blackheads and removing fine hair (peach fuzz) in some versions.

• Good for dry or dull skin thanks to olive & milk moisturizing effect.

Possible Drawback

• Peel-off masks can be harsh if skin is sensitive; peeling may tug or irritate.

• Some versions contain fragrance, alcohol, or strong film-formers, which might sting or dry out skin. (Exact sensitivity depends on variant / your skin.)

• Whitening / brightening claims are often incremental; you’ll probably need repeated use plus protection (sunscreen etc.) to see visible tone evening.

• Removing fine hair ("removes skin hair nails" etc.) might feel like mild hair removal; if hair is coarse, or skin is sensitive, it could sting.

• Patch test is advised especially if you have sensitive or reactive skin.