New Viral Hack Suggests Use Of Koyla Instead Of Charcoal Mask, Is It Safe?

We live in an era of social media where influencers have become uncertified experts. Kaur suggested using regular coal, or koyla, as a do-it-yourself substitute for the commercial charcoal mask. Reports further suggest that market-available charcoal masks make use of activated charcoal is processed to remove impurities and toxins making it safe for the skin. For this reason, when activated charcoal is rinsed or peeled away, it becomes perfect for removing germs and pollutants, unclogging blocked pores, and detoxifying the skin. As per dermatologists, after being processed to a high temperature, activated charcoal develops microscopic pores that can absorb impurities.