How often should I use it?

Once or twice a week is a sensible starting point for most skin. Oily skin can handle twice; dry or sensitive skin should start with once and watch for tightness or redness.

Does it burn or tingle?

Enzymes and volcanic sand can produce a mild tingle, especially on compromised skin. If it stings rather than tingles, rinse off early and space out uses.

Can I use it with retinol or acids?

Better not on the same night. This mask already exfoliates chemically and physically, so pairing it with retinol or an acid serum stacks irritation.

How long does a 2 oz jar last?

With one to two uses a week and a thin layer, a 2 oz jar typically lasts a couple of months. Enzyme freshness favors using it steadily rather than saving it.

Is it good for blackheads?

It helps loosen clogged pores and surface oil, which can soften blackheads over repeated use. Deep, stubborn congestion usually needs a leave-on treatment as well.

What is the difference from the pineapple cleanser?

Same enzyme idea, heavier job. The cleanser is a daily wash; this mask adds clays and volcanic sand for a deeper, five-minute pore clean.

Josie Maran Pineapple Enzyme Deep Pore Cleansing Mask

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$26.95at WalmartChecked Nov 12

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Josie Maran Pineapple Enzyme Deep Pore Cleansing Mask

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Last seen at $26.95 at Walmart on Nov 12.

Our take on the Josie Maran Pineapple Enzyme Deep Pore Cleansing Mask

A five-minute wash-off mask from Josie Maran that pairs pineapple enzymes with volcanic sand and two clays (Moroccan and bentonite) to clear pores and lift dead skin, then finishes with argan oil to keep the barrier from drying out. The draw is speed and the enzyme-plus-scrub combination: most clay masks rely on clay alone and leave skin tight, while this one adds physical exfoliation and a moisturizing step. It suits oily, congested and dull skin better than sensitive or reactive skin, since enzymes and sand together are a lot of exfoliation in one step. Against plain bentonite masks it is gentler and faster; against enzyme-only powders it does more pore cleaning but asks more of the skin.

Best forOily and congested skin with visible poresDull skin that needs a quick radiance boostA five-minute mask before an eventPeople who want exfoliation and clay cleaning in one step

Pros

Works in about five minutes
Enzymes plus volcanic sand exfoliate physically and chemically
Two clays absorb oil and lift makeup residue
Argan oil counters the tightness typical of clay masks
Air-whipped texture spreads easily

Cons

Double exfoliation can sting or redden sensitive skin
Volcanic sand may feel gritty on dry or reactive skin
Wash-off clay masks are messier than leave-on treatments
Enzyme activity fades, so it is best used up reasonably fast

Josie Maran Pineapple Enzyme Deep Pore Cleansing Mask prices at every store

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$26.95Free shippingChecked Nov 12
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About the Josie Maran Pineapple Enzyme Deep Pore Cleansing Mask

This is a pore-clearing face mask with an air-whipped texture. It uses the same pineapple enzymes found in the brand's cleanser. It is meant to smooth texture, boost radiance, and add moisture in five minutes.

Pineapple enzymes and volcanic sand exfoliate gently and clear clogged pores. Moroccan and Bentonite clays deep-clean daily impurities such as dirt, sweat, oil, and leftover makeup. Argan Oil replenishes the skin's protective moisture barrier.

It works as a one-step mini facial for clearer, brighter-looking skin.

Size: 2 oz / 56 g
Type: Exfoliating clay face mask
Key ingredients: Pineapple enzymes, volcanic sand, Moroccan clay, Bentonite clay, Argan Oil
Treatment time: 5 minutes
Texture: Air-whipped

Specifications

size: 2 oz / 56 gSource

Questions and answers

How often should I use it?: Once or twice a week is a sensible starting point for most skin. Oily skin can handle twice; dry or sensitive skin should start with once and watch for tightness or redness.
Does it burn or tingle?: Enzymes and volcanic sand can produce a mild tingle, especially on compromised skin. If it stings rather than tingles, rinse off early and space out uses.
Can I use it with retinol or acids?: Better not on the same night. This mask already exfoliates chemically and physically, so pairing it with retinol or an acid serum stacks irritation.
How long does a 2 oz jar last?: With one to two uses a week and a thin layer, a 2 oz jar typically lasts a couple of months. Enzyme freshness favors using it steadily rather than saving it.
Is it good for blackheads?: It helps loosen clogged pores and surface oil, which can soften blackheads over repeated use. Deep, stubborn congestion usually needs a leave-on treatment as well.
What is the difference from the pineapple cleanser?: Same enzyme idea, heavier job. The cleanser is a daily wash; this mask adds clays and volcanic sand for a deeper, five-minute pore clean.
Where is the Josie Maran Pineapple Enzyme Deep Pore Cleansing Mask cheapest?: At Walmart, for $26.95, as of our latest check.