Face masks are used to achieve and maintain clear skin.
This mask attracted the attention of 13 million with its eye-catching magnetic effects.
A magnet pulls the mask off, allegedly reducing irritation, purifying skin...
and reducing signs of aging.
Hi I'm Carl.
And I'm Chelsea.
We're testing out inventions to see if they live up to expectations.
We're here to find the answer to the most important question.
It's cool...
But does it really work?
The anticipation is killing me.
I'm so anti-magnet mask.
Mom, it's not a phase. I just really hate masks!
We're testing the mask to see if the magnet works...
...and if there are measurable skin benefits.
So I think the whole magnet aspect of this face mask is kind of gimmicky.
It won't work any better than your average face mask.
I've used a couple face masks before and a bunch of them don't deep-clean as well as they say they do.
So I think if you need a magnet to literally suck out the fluid to clean your face...
That has to work. That's science.
Magnetight age-defier skin recharging magnet mask.
Woah. Say that 10 times fast.
Look at this.
It works. We can already tell. We're done.
And this is gonna go on your skin.
This is gonna go on your skin.
We spoke to a dermatologist to learn more about the mask.
What's interesting about magnet technology is that it's actually been around for a long time.
So Cleopatra actually applied a magnet to her forehead at bedtime...
...and thought that this may have helped with essentially giving her a youthful appearance.
As far as how it goes for the skin, magnets, as far as anti-aging, hasn't necessarily been studied through clinical trials...
...and the science is not completely there yet.
So with the magnet, what's nice about it is it leaves behind the key ingredients...
...while minimizing irritation as it comes off.
Stick around. after the break we'll see how well the mask really works.
So we have the Magnetight age-defier face masks which we really want to try out.
But we have no idea how it works or no idea how to apply it.
So we're bringing it our resident beauty expert.
I'm Caroline and I'm so excited for you guys to try out this mask.
I remember when I did a video on it, like the mask just rips off your face.
Wanna go? Yea, let's get started.
Whoa. It feels like a magnet is pulling stuff off my face.
I do kind of feel rejuvenated. My skin feels kind of fresh.
But I'm probably not the best person to ask.
You know what, then we should try on more people.
I thought using the mask was very easy and quick to do.
Relax. We got it.
Just deep breaths.
Oh my god.
Did it work? Oh my god!
It feels like it's fully from like individual pores.
So we did break the magnet by accident.
Caroline, of course, dropped it.
What if having one solid, bigger magnet is going to have more power than two smaller ones.
We surveyed our test subjects to get their final thoughts.
But no it's like really really soft though.
It's like super smooth and just like, my skin feels hydrated.
So you definitely do need a little bit of time with the mask...
...because you can't really wash it off with water because it's difficult.
You need to use it with the magnet.
Because my face was like a mess of muddiness and it's like really sticky and weird.
So would not recommend taking it off without the magnet.
I say thumbs up because my experience was a lot better than the others.
It wasn't as powerful as I thought it would be and you really had to get really close to pull off the magnet.
While the magnet did pull the mask off as advertised...
...there was no evidence to suggest that led to better skincare results than ordinary face masks.
Yea, I think I'm gonna invite all the guy friends over...
...and we're gonna have a slumber party. We're gonna do these masks.