Deep-clean pores and tackle excess oil with one of Innisfree’s most iconic clay masks. The Super Volcanic Pore Clay Mask helps lift away impurities, absorb excess sebum and leave skin feeling smoother and refreshed without turning your skincare routine into a complicated multi-step process.

Why You’ll Love It

If your skin gets oily quickly or your pores tend to look congested, this is the kind of mask that earns a regular spot in your routine. Innisfree’s volcanic clay formula is designed to absorb excess oil and help remove buildup from the skin.

I especially like this type of clay mask for the T-zone, nose and chin, where oil and clogged-looking pores tend to be most noticeable. You can use it all over the face or just where you actually need it.

What It Helps With

• Excess oil and shine
• Congested and clogged-looking pores
• Rough or uneven skin texture
• Buildup around the nose and T-zone
• Skin that needs an occasional deep cleanse

How to Use

After cleansing, apply an even layer to dry skin, avoiding the eye and lip areas. Leave the mask on according to the product directions, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water.

Follow with your toner, serum and moisturizer.

Tip: If you have combination skin, you don't necessarily need to apply clay mask everywhere. Try using it only on oilier areas such as your forehead, nose and chin.

Who Is It Best For?

I’d recommend the Innisfree Super Volcanic Pore Clay Mask primarily for oily, combination and congestion-prone skin.

If your skin is very dry or sensitive, use it less frequently and pay attention to how your skin responds rather than assuming more frequent use will give better results.

Why We Recommend It

There are countless Korean pore masks, but Innisfree’s volcanic clay masks have remained popular for a reason. This is an easy product to add when you want something specifically targeted at oil, pores and buildup, rather than adding another everyday serum to your routine.

It’s particularly useful as a once-in-a-while reset when your T-zone starts feeling oilier or more congested than usual.