My first attempt at applying the Kosé Sekisho Whitening Mask:

It's a black, gooey, viscous liquid that oozes forth with great enthusiasm when I peeled off the seal. Although I'd read the instructions thoroughly before squeezing out the liquid I still managed to drip it on my tee-shirt. There goes another one. Anyway, after some painstaking effort to even it out over my face (it insisted on sticking more onto my fingers) it started to solidify like it should. I probably only gained full light of the fact that it was solidifying when I realised after a while I couldn't laugh or eat the pieces of watermelon I had in a bowl. With my mouth only able to open slightly ajar, I resorted to forcefully prod the fruit in with the help of a toothpick. I also realised that I could not, period, jester my mom or brother or dance while making funny noises in front of them like how I would have liked to. Finally, 30 minutes passed and it was time to peel the mask off. Slowly, slowly, it gets a bit pricky at the cheeks and chin but wooh, it feels good to peel it off in one whole piece and to get it off my face. On close examination, if you're lucky, you'd see the little white-ish blackheads stuck on the mask. I also noticed that my pores look less dirt-clogged and seem to have reduced in size. Yay. Now go to Kosé OG and pay 34 dollars for a tube of the Kosé Sekisho White (or should I say black) Mask and have fun yourself!