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And charcoal isn’t just hot in the skin care world. What makes activated charcoal different from regular charcoal? I have no idea. If you’re really into the charcoal trend right now, I would suggest the Ritual Moon Dust Crystal Charged Charcoal Detox Mask. The Boscia charcoal pore pudding, charcoal makeup melter and charcoal deodorant were definitive busts in my book, but I still love their konjac sponges 😉 They don’t use synthetic fragrances or mineral oil – which is awesome – but the charcoal is getting a bit too much for me to bear.

The products generally work well and are paraben and preservative free.īut overtime, I’ve become sensitive to their scent, even unscented-scent-ness, and their heavy reliance on charcoal for a major part of their product line. I started buying more Boscia products from Sephora a few years ago when I noticed my skin and nose were becoming increasingly more sensitive (the cleaner my eating and home became). And now? It’s safe to assume I just won’t like it.īoscia – an amalgamation of botanical and science – has been working to bring preservative free Japanese style skin care to the US since the early 2000s. Two years ago I would have jumped at the chance to buy the new Jelly charcoal cleansing ball. Then as I noticed I didn’t love each new product as much as I used to I changed my habits to just get a sample of each new Boscia product launch (thanks Sephora!). And for making my makeup last longer? Boscia charcoal setting spray was my primary line of defense. Whenever anyone needed a recommendation, I always suggested Boscia’s detoxifying black cleanser. Boscia used to be my go-to face cleanser.

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