Showing posts with label face masks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label face masks. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 20, 2017
Review on the Dermactin-TS Pore Refining Sheet Mask
I was at Sally Beauty Supply a few days ago to pick up some supplies to do my acrylic nails and noticed a sale they were having. It was sheet masks for 2 for $5. I love trying out new masks and since I was here I decided to grab a couple. I bought the Dermactin-TS Pore Refining mask and the Purifying mask.
A few days later I decided to try the pore refining one. I washed my face like usual and applied the mask to my face. This is a 2 piece mask, so you apply one sheet from your nose up and then one from your nose down. It says to leave on for 15-20 minutes so I left it on for 20 minutes.
Now I have very oily skin and large pores. There is not a single pore on my face that can't be seen ever. When I removed this mask I was in shock! There were patches of pores that were so small that you couldn't see them! And my larger pores were smaller! I couldn't believe it!
A few days later I tried the purifying mask and not only did it clean out my pores but it shrunk some of them as well. Not as many as the pore refining mask but it still visibly shrunk them!
So if you have large pores you need to try these masks! Even when they aren't on sale they are still only $2.99 a piece! And in the right hand bar I have placed a 15% off of your total purchase at Sally beauty. This should be able to be used online of in store! It is an affiliate code so I will make a small commission off of it.
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Wednesday, April 26, 2017
clariSEA Sea Salt Solutions Mask
Today we have a review on the clariSEA Sea Salt Solutions Deep Pore Detox Activated Charcoal Exfoliating Mask...that's a mouth full! I received this in an Ipsy bag, though I can't remember which month it was. I love trying out new face masks! This product is all natural, paraben free, sulfate free, fragrance free, dye free, vegan friendly, gluten free, and cruelty free.


Charcoal masks are known for being good for acne prone skin because charcoal draws out the dirt clogging your pores. Cleaner pores = clearer skin! This is what my skin looked like after washing and before using the mask. Even after cleansing my skin the pores are not cleaned out, I still have several blackheads in my t-zone mostly. I typically use a knock off Clarisonic and that cleans out my pores better than standard washing, but for this review I did not do that so you could see the results of the mask alone.

So the instructions say to pour a quarter-sized amount into the palm of hand or a small bowl. Slowly add drops of water, while mixing, until a paste is created. Paint onto face in circular motions. Rinse off once dry. Exact: 1 teaspoon mask & 1/3-1/2 teaspoon water. The product is very light a fluffy until you add water and it turns into a mud like consistency. So I mixed it with water and applied it to my face. And this is how it looked.
When it had dried fully I used a warm, wet washcloth to rinse it away. It was easier to wash off than any other charcoal mask I have ever used. This is what it looked like after I removed all of the mask.
My camera quality is not fantastic but, in case you can't tell, a lot more of my pores are cleaned out than before. I would not call it a high quality mask but it definitely works. For the price, I think it is a fabulous deal. I think it is worth buying for sure. I might purchase it when/if I ever run out of masks to try.
You can purchase this item on their website here. It retails for $14 for a 2 oz bottle, which I would definitely consider to be drugstore pricing. Super affordable!
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Charcoal masks are known for being good for acne prone skin because charcoal draws out the dirt clogging your pores. Cleaner pores = clearer skin! This is what my skin looked like after washing and before using the mask. Even after cleansing my skin the pores are not cleaned out, I still have several blackheads in my t-zone mostly. I typically use a knock off Clarisonic and that cleans out my pores better than standard washing, but for this review I did not do that so you could see the results of the mask alone.

So the instructions say to pour a quarter-sized amount into the palm of hand or a small bowl. Slowly add drops of water, while mixing, until a paste is created. Paint onto face in circular motions. Rinse off once dry. Exact: 1 teaspoon mask & 1/3-1/2 teaspoon water. The product is very light a fluffy until you add water and it turns into a mud like consistency. So I mixed it with water and applied it to my face. And this is how it looked.
When it had dried fully I used a warm, wet washcloth to rinse it away. It was easier to wash off than any other charcoal mask I have ever used. This is what it looked like after I removed all of the mask.
My camera quality is not fantastic but, in case you can't tell, a lot more of my pores are cleaned out than before. I would not call it a high quality mask but it definitely works. For the price, I think it is a fabulous deal. I think it is worth buying for sure. I might purchase it when/if I ever run out of masks to try.
You can purchase this item on their website here. It retails for $14 for a 2 oz bottle, which I would definitely consider to be drugstore pricing. Super affordable!
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Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Face Masks
Hi there beauties! Today I wanted to share with you my thoughts on some face masks that I have tried. I have combo to oily skin that is acne prone and sensitive.
I have tried a few different face masks but I am always open to trying any new, affordable face masks. I have always wanted to try the Glamglow Clearing face mask but that one is a little expensive for my taste. I do get the Ipsy bags every month and I like the fact that I get different ones in there.
Just an FYI, I am not sponsored by any of these brands. This is my honest, unbiased opinion on them. Here are some of the ones that I have tried and my thoughts on them:

It's a very comfortable sheet mask that isn't overly awkward to wear. One thing that I like about face masks is that I can wear my glasses while wearing them. I am blind as a bat without them and can not imagine just sitting somewhere without being able to see for 10-20 minutes.
This mask retails on Amazon for $8.99 a piece. Here is a link to the Amazon store where you can buy them: Amazon Sally's Box

I really can not tell a difference when I wear this mask. It claims to absorb excess oil, reduce enlarged pores and blackheads and smooth rough, uneven skin. I don't see any of these things happening with my skin when I use it.
I have tried it many many times, hoping that I didn't do it right one and ...nothing. I have tried it in the shower. I have tried just wearing it on my clean skin after I have washed it. I even tried it without washing it first and still no difference. I tried using it consistently for months as well.
Now that's not saying that it won't work wonders on your skin! It just doesn't work with mine.
This mask retails for $22 on paulaschoice.com. They do have 2 other masks on their website as well. Here is a link to the website where you can buy it: Paula's Choice Mask

I love this mask! My skin feels so smooth and clean after I use it. It has a slight tightening effect but it is not uncomfortable. It helps keep my acne under control and helps clear my skin of blackheads. When I wear this mask I usually put a piece of toilet paper across my nose over top of the mask so I can wear my glasses and go about my usual routine in the evening.
This mask retails for $12.99 on Ulta. I bought it at Meijer but you can pretty much get it at any place that sells L'oreal items and you can get it cheaper when you watch for L'oreal products to go on sale. Here is a link to where you can buy it online at Ulta: Ulta.com L'oreal Pure-Clay Mask

I had no idea that what was in this little pouch was going to do what all this did First of all, it comes out looking like a moisturizer and as I started spreading it on my skin it started to foam up. The whole mask did this and then I started to feel all of the millions of tiny little bubbles popping. It was an interesting sensation but not uncomfortable at all.
Once all of the bubbles pop you are left with what looks like flakes all over your skin. You wash this off with warm water and o...m...g...! My skin was super soft, my pores were unclogged, my skin was brighter and in general looked fabulous! I was in love!
The down side to this mask is the price. The full sized bottle is $70! Unfortunately I can not afford this at this time but it is a wonderful face mask and I will be purchasing it in the future! Here is a link to the Dr Brandt website where you can purchase it: Dr Brandt Oxygen Facial Mask. You can also purchase on Sephora.com and Ulta.com.
That is all of the masks that I have tried so far. Please feel free to comment with any suggestions that you might have for me to try. And if you enjoyed this blog please subscribe to email notifications when I post more. You can find that on the right hand bar of this page. Have a beautiful day!
Update 4/9/2017: I have found a dupe for this face mask at a much lower price! You can buy the Younique Royalty Detoxifying Mask and it has the same effect and results! And the price for this jar is only $49! A far cry from the $70 Dr Brandt product for the same results! Don't you just love dupes! You can purchase this item from my beautiful friend Stacey Gaither at this link: Younique
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