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| On the inside this clay is still powder I was not expecting this. Just mix with either apple cider vinegar or water to make the mask. |
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| I made my mask with apple cider vinegar, when I first added it the whole combination bubbled up like a science experiment but that only lasted a second or two. The mask was very easy to mix. It is noted on the product that you should not use a metal dish or utensils for this. |
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| The directions say to apply a 1/4 -1/2 inch layer, which thicker than I am used to at first it felt strange but then it just felt very refreshing. |
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| After application you just wait and wait and wait. I allowed my mask to sit for 20 minutes. |
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| After waiting I noticed that my mask cracked some (as pictured). My roommate's mask did not, we quickly realized this was because I was chatting and laughing throughout the process causing my face to move all around whereas my roommate was quiet and relaxed. What can I say ? I am a big talker :) |
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| The cracking did not interfere with the mask at all. I did not feel the 'pulsating sensation' that is noted in so many reviews and on the product but I did feel a cooling sensation for the last couple of minutes that I had it on and then especially as I washed off the mask. |
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| Afterwards I was anticipating redness but hardly had any just a little around my nose and on my cheek. My face felt nice and tight the rest of the night and I am not sure if this is all in my head but this morning after washing my face my pores looked slightly smaller -especially on my nose. I am excited to see the results of continued use. Overall this was a good price, I could feel it working and I experienced results after the first use. I would recommend this to my lady (and gentleman) friends. Who doesn't love an excuse for a face mask ? |
