Biore Clean Pore Pack Nose White Type: The Precision Solution for Stubborn Blackheads

Say goodbye to clogged pores and stubborn blackheads with the Biore Clean Pore Pack Nose White Type. This innovative sheet pack features a three-dimensional cut design that conforms perfectly to the contours of your nose—even the hard-to-reach sides—to gently yet effectively lift away pore-clogging impurities, sebum, and blackheads.

Designed for weekly use, this nose pack helps maintain visibly cleaner pores. Within 1 to 2 days after use, pores return to their natural, unclogged state, leaving your skin looking smoother and more refined.

How to Use (Recommended once a week)
Prepare: With dry hands, remove the pack from the pouch. With the transparent film facing you, gently open the cut section and peel off the film. (Use immediately after opening.)

Wet: Thoroughly wet your nose with water, ensuring the entire area is evenly moistened.

Apply: Dry your hands completely, then apply the pack with the smooth side against your skin. Press firmly to ensure full adhesion.

Dry: Leave the pack on until it becomes completely stiff. (Approximately 10–15 minutes in summer; 5–10 minutes in spring, autumn, and winter.)
Note: Do not over-dry. An excessively stiff pack may cause skin irritation if removed forcefully.

Remove: Gently peel off the pack, starting from the edges and pulling slowly. (Avoid pulling from one side all at once.)
If you experience significant pain during removal or the pack feels overly stiff, discontinue immediately. Moisten the pack thoroughly with water before removing slowly.
Rinse off any remaining adhesive residue with water.

Precautions
Do not use on sunburned skin, wounds, swelling, acne, eczema, dryness, or other skin irregularities. Avoid the eye area.

Do not use if you are sensitive to adhesive bandages.

Discontinue use and consult a dermatologist if you experience redness, swelling, itching, irritation, discoloration (white patches), darkening, or similar reactions during use or upon sun exposure. Continued use may worsen symptoms.