Oh, I love the Internet and especially the beauty/fashion community on the Internet.
If it hadn't been for the beauty community, I would never have bought this one.
I have had some luck with the Sephora Skincare line in the past, but still I would probably never have reached for this one.
But when I heard it was a good dupe for the Glamglow (which I haven't tried though) and I saw the price, I decided, there really was nothing to loose.
I have now been giving it a good try for a couple of months and it ready to report.
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| Sephora Mask Purifying & Mattifying |
This look, feel and smell like straight up grey mud, which I do actually enjoy, but it do make it quite a mess to remove (I use a flannel wash cloth).
It really reminds me of the old school mud masks and it formulated with Zinc, which I remember was a firm stable in mud mask back in the day.
It also has copper and white mud.
This ingredients are suppose to purify and soften the skin.
I was bit scared how my skin would react to this one, as it isn't in any way targeted toward dry or sensitive skin - and I did also get a bit worried, when I first applied it, as it did "tickle" quite a bit in the beginning. As it was "burning", I decided to give it a chance and after 1-2 minutes it stopped.
There are a bit a of redness once it is cleansed of, but the skin is not irritated or soar in any way.
I do however go in with a good oil or my Weleda Skin Food afterwards. You could also do a moisturising mask after.
I live with the bit of redness or dry out skin, because this mask really deeply purify the skin - leaving it looking fresh, clean and smooth.
I haven't been as regular with it recently, but I used it every week, when I first got it, and back then I noticed the pores on and around my noose looking more "cleansed out" and also less visible.
I think this is a good mud mask, which does help with purifying and really cleansing out the pores.
However it is also harsh on the skin, so I can't just use it whenever.
So when I have skin issues such as very dry skin, this is not the way to go and I'm limited to using it only once a week even when my skin is fine.
I like this mask and will continue using it, and it did definitely surprise me positively .
It gets a between a 3 and 4 on the Rating Scale - probably more leaning against a 4, as it does exactly as it promises, it is probably just not the best fit for my skin.
It also has copper and white mud.
This ingredients are suppose to purify and soften the skin.
I was bit scared how my skin would react to this one, as it isn't in any way targeted toward dry or sensitive skin - and I did also get a bit worried, when I first applied it, as it did "tickle" quite a bit in the beginning. As it was "burning", I decided to give it a chance and after 1-2 minutes it stopped.
There are a bit a of redness once it is cleansed of, but the skin is not irritated or soar in any way.
I do however go in with a good oil or my Weleda Skin Food afterwards. You could also do a moisturising mask after.
I live with the bit of redness or dry out skin, because this mask really deeply purify the skin - leaving it looking fresh, clean and smooth.
I haven't been as regular with it recently, but I used it every week, when I first got it, and back then I noticed the pores on and around my noose looking more "cleansed out" and also less visible.
I think this is a good mud mask, which does help with purifying and really cleansing out the pores.
However it is also harsh on the skin, so I can't just use it whenever.
So when I have skin issues such as very dry skin, this is not the way to go and I'm limited to using it only once a week even when my skin is fine.
I like this mask and will continue using it, and it did definitely surprise me positively .
It gets a between a 3 and 4 on the Rating Scale - probably more leaning against a 4, as it does exactly as it promises, it is probably just not the best fit for my skin.
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