MEAGA DETOX

1–2 times per week is ideal as a full-face clarifying treatment. For targeted spot treatment on individual blemishes, you can apply a small amount more frequently — including overnight. Over-using it as a full-face mask can lead to dryness, so listen to your skin and adjust frequency based on how it's responding.

It's uniquely formulated to clarify without stripping — the Jojoba Seed Oil and Wheat Germ Oil in the formula nourish and condition the skin while the clarifying actives do their work, so the balance of hydration is maintained. That said, always follow with your regular routine after rinsing — toner, essence, serum, and moisturizer — to replenish and protect the skin barrier after deep cleansing.

Yes — this is one of the best ways to use it. Apply a small amount directly onto a blemish before bed, leave it on overnight, and rinse in the morning. The Sulfur inhibits bacterial activity and reduces redness while you sleep, and most people notice a meaningful reduction in the size and inflammation of the blemish by morning.

t's great for acne-prone skin — Sulfur and Kaolin are among the most effective and well-tolerated ingredients for clearing congestion and preventing breakouts. For sensitive skin, we recommend patch testing first and using the rinse-off method (20 minutes, then rinse) rather than leaving it on overnight until you've assessed how your skin responds.

On mask days, we recommend simplifying the rest of your routine. After rinsing off Meaga Detox, apply your toner, prep step, and moisturizer, but hold off on adding strong actives (retinoids, AHAs, Vitamin C serums) on the same night. The deep-cleansing effect means the skin is more receptive and more potentially reactive — so keeping the routine simple on mask nights helps your skin get the most from the treatment without any added sensitivity.