The Wilma Scumann Camphor Mask is of course a mask application product that contains camphor, lemon oil, aloe vera, and hydrogen peroxide as its main ingredients. According to the information online, these ingredients mix and actually release oxygen to the skin thus disinfecting it. While that claim may be true, acne is not an infection of the skin that can simply be disinfected with a solution of ingredients. The product is said to work best for those wishing to reduce excessive oil on their skin and want to avoid flare-ups. If you are reading this and live outside of the United States, sorry, this product is prohibited from being sold to you.

Camphor – the miracle acne cure?

Camphor can be found in many different products today, including a number of acne fighting products, but to date there has been no proof that camphor has any significant effect on acne. Camphor can be found in cough medicine and is used as a cough suppressant, so maybe if you use this product you won’t have the urge to cough.

The rest of the ingredients

The Wilma Scumann Camphor Mask touts the inclusion of aloe vera, lemon oil, hydrogen peroxide and of course camphor as the main reasons this product works so well. The rest of the ingredients in the product are as follows:

* Deionized Water: You already know what this is.
* Kaolin: Typically mined in Brazil, it is one of the most common minerals on Earth.
* Ethylene Glycol Monostearate: Mild form of acid.
* Titanium Dioxide: Because of its brightness, it is the most widely used white pigment.

All and all, there is nothing in this product that has been proven to effectively fight your acne.

How to mask yourself

To use the Wilma Scumann Camphor Mask you first must wet your face and then apply the product to the entire face and neck area and of course avoid getting any of it in your eyes and mouth. Once applied you should leave the product to sit for an entire ten minutes and finally use warm water and sponges to remove it. Sounds like a bit of a process, but perhaps it is worth it to you to take a half hour and apply a product to your face that probably won’t work.

Conclusion

The Wilma Scumann Camphor Mask is another in a long list of acne fighting products that say they have a special way to fight acne and then give no proof, other than some testimonials, to back up the claim. These testimonials are eerily similar to the ones you see over and over again on many other acne fighting products’ websites, funny how that works. Maybe there are only a handful of people that are trying all sorts of acne products and they like them all the same. If that’s not troubling enough for you, this product also cannot be returned for any reason and that alone should have the red flags flying. The product is rather pricy and when compared to other acne masks on the market, it simple does not contain anything out of the ordinary to justify your purchase. This one is probably better left alone.