Yes, the Aztec clay mask is totally worth the hype. Here's why you should try it and what to know beforehand.

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In fact, the mask's raised turquoise may depict the wart-faced god Nanahuatzin, who, according to Aztec mythology, sacrificed himself to the fire and emerged to become the sun.

This inexpensive clay mask is the only thing I've used that has markedly improved my acne. These before and after photos mean I'm not alone in that.

Archaeologists have finally solved the mystery behind the origin of these morbid Aztec skull masks.

A comprehensive review of the face mask with over 16,000 reviews on Amazon.

After being bombarded by the mask everywhere from Instagram to YouTube — this compilation review of Aztec alone has over 5 million views! — I decided to give it a try.

I tested and reviewed the viral Aztec clay mask on dry, oily, and acne-prone skin with before/after photos. Check out the ingredients and breakdown, here.

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The high priest, wearing a turquoise mask representing Xiuhtecuhtli, would then perform a Xiuhtlalpilli, or "new fire ceremony ", which involved starting a fire on the chest of a sacrificial victim.