Brooks Nader and her sisters have used these $8 pore strips for years: ‘Happy stripping’

The family that pore strips together, stays together.

Fresh off Season 1 of their reality show “Love Thy Nader,” the four Nader sisters — Brooks, Grace Ann, Mary Holland and Sarah Jane — gave fans a glimpse at one of their shared beauty rituals: Bioré Original Pore strips.

“We’re stripping … our secrets and our pore gunk,” Brooks said in a sponsored Instagram Reel last week, before applying the deep cleansing formula.

Bioré Original Pore Strips

Bioré

The classic strips ring in at just under $11 and are designed to act like a magnet for blackheads and congestion.

“These strips use a really cool Japanese pore cleansing technology that basically grabs onto all the oil dirt gunk in your skin … and strips it right off,” Grace Ann explained in the playful clip.

It was hardly the first time the sisters tried out the drugstore staple, as Brooks asked her sisters, “Remember when we weren’t allowed to shave our legs but we were allowed to have Bioré pore strips?”

At the end of the clip, the sisters showed off the gunk on their pore strips, encouraging viewers to do the same.

They showed fans the results after the 10-minute treatment. brooksnader/Instagram

Brooks also teased she’d “definitely need some cleaner pores” before her next date — though she refused to reveal who she’s dating.

They famous sisters aren’t the only ones obsessed, as the 14-pack of Bioré strips currently has over 72,000 (!) Amazon reviews.

“Been using these for many years and it works great,” one satisfied shopper raves. Easy to apply, no pain, no smell, no bulkiness.”

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts Hollywood’s favorite labels to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.