BeforeAfterI wash and wash and it never did anything. Turns out washing at home is just too late. I do a pad on my break and the spray before I go back on fries. First month in a year with no new ones.
Get your before-the-job skin back. Without quitting, changing your diet or a 10-step routine.
Free with your order · $28 value
They didn't quit. They didn't change their diet. They switched.
BeforeAfterI wash and wash and it never did anything. Turns out washing at home is just too late. I do a pad on my break and the spray before I go back on fries. First month in a year with no new ones.
BeforeAfterDrive-thru with the shared headset. The side of my face under it was always broken out. The spray is so light it doesn't mess up my makeup and that side is finally calm.
BeforeAfterI don't do skincare. This is two things and takes like a minute in my car. That's the only reason I actually kept doing it, and it worked.
BeforeAfterDrugstore toner pads wrecked my skin. These don't burn and don't dry me out, even after a double.
Nobody cleans a fryer with just soap. Face wash is made for your skin's own oil, not cooking grease.
WithoutWith the kitTheir Oil-seeking Salicylic Acid cuts through the fryer oil and digs it out of your pores, where breakouts start. Basically a cleaning crew for your face.
It has zero oil, so the grease has nothing to stick to. Its Heat-calming Niacinamide calms the redness from hours on fries and tells your skin to chill on the oil.
The grease sits on your skin the whole shift. Washing at home gets to it hours too late. So take it off while you're still at work.



Use it every shift. Here's what crew notice.
Your face stops feeling like it's melting by the end of the shift. You'll see the grease on the pad.
Less redness. Fewer new ones waking you up in the morning.
The forehead under the hat calms down. New breakouts slow way down.
The skin you had before the job. Keep going so it stays that way.
What crew ask before they try it.
Because washing after comes hours late, and face wash is made for your skin's own oil, not fryer grease. The kit takes the grease off during the shift, before it sits in your pores all day.
There's nothing harsh in it: no fragrance, no alcohol, no oils, nothing that burns. And you have 100 days to try it. If you don't see a difference, you get your money back.
A spray alone doesn't get the grease out of your pores. The pads do that. The kit is the two together, so you get fewer breakouts, not just a cool face.
It takes less than a minute. Your thirty, a bathroom stop, or right at clock-out before you drive home.
Yes. The spray is a light mist with zero oil, so it won't slide your makeup off. Use a pad on the spots that get the most grease, like the forehead under your hat.
If you were clear before the job and broke out after, it's the grease on your skin, not what's on your plate. Take the grease off during the shift and your skin clears up.
The pads work anywhere the grease sits. Swipe one over your chest or shoulders at clock-out.
Most crew feel the difference on the first shift and see fewer new breakouts within 2 to 4 weeks. You have 100 days.
Try the Fast-Food Face Kit for 100 days. If you don't see a difference, you get your money back.
Work your shifts and still be the one with clear skin.