The video features a host trying a bubble mask with a guest, Mr. Tomás. The mask is made of bubbles that swell and make a tickling sensation on the face. It's supposed to clean pores, nourish, and hydrate the skin, and is infused with oxygen and activated charcoal. The host applies the mask, which is quite sticky, and has to be massaged and left on for 5-10 minutes. After removing the mask, the host notices that it cleans the skin quite well and leaves a refreshing sensation. They give the mask a thumbs up and plan to use it again to see its long-term effects.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The mask being reviewed is a bubble mask that hydrates and nourishes the skin.
2. The mask is made of activated charcoal and does not contain silicone or mineral oils.
3. The mask is infused with infield sweet oxygen.
4. The mask is designed to clean pores, remove excess oil, and leave skin looking great.
5. The mask is applied to clean and dry skin, left on for 5-10 minutes, and then massaged and rinsed off.
6. The mask does not require peeling or peeling off.
7. The mask is suitable for people with oily skin.
8. The mask is made of natural ingredients and is gentle on the skin.
9. The mask can be used 1-5 times a week.
10. The mask contains activated charcoal, ginkgo biloba, aloe vera, and monteverde.
Note that I excluded any statements that were subjective or opinion-based, and only included facts that were presented as objective information.