Nose strips are basically the O.G. version of today’s beloved, pore-cleansing black charcoal masks. They’ve been around since the ’90s, and if you’re a millennial, you probably remember the iconic Bioré commercials, in which models with supposedly clogged pores placed the little strips over the bridge of their noses to get rid of blackheads and congestion. Since ’90s trends are back in the realm of fashion, I think it’s a timely moment to bring some of the decade’s best skincare products.
Just like modern-day peel-off masks, the quasi-disgusting results that result from treating clogged pores with a nose strip are actually embarrassingly satisfying—even I can admit it. In fact, if you do a quick Google search, the used nose strips covered in sebum, dirt, and grime dominate most of the results on Google Images.
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Auslka Charcoal Pore Cleansing Strips $8.99 buy it 4. Bioré Nose+Face, Deep Cleansing Pore Strips Courtesy of Bioré. If your nose isn’t your only problem area when it comes to clogged pores, you should check out this set. There are larger pore strips that are meant for your forehead or chin. Instead of ripping your skin, these pore strips are specifically designed to bind only to your blackheads, so you won’t be damaging your skin while using them.
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