Cost: Rs. 380 for 40 gm
Shelf Life: 7 months
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How to Use: Apply thick layer on face and neck avoiding eye area. Keep for 15 minutes. Rinse off. Use within 3 months after opening. Store in a cool, dry place.
Ingredients: Water, French Green Clay, Sunflower Oil, Fruit Extract, Proplyene Glycol, Fragrance
Smell: Identical to that of acrylic paint/crayon
Texture and Consistency: This face mask is green in color, as the name suggests; looks like a waxy substance in the tub and its consistency is thick.
My Experience: As this mask claims to be the detox for the face, I wanted to use it at the earliest. When I opened the tub, I had a quite different smell (like acrylic) which I am not a fan of but it is not overpowering and disappears after application. I used a brush to apply a thick and even layer of the product on my face and neck and let it cool for fifteen minutes. The French Green Clay starts working as soon as you apply it on your face. It leaves a cooling sensation behind but also has a stinging sensation, much lower than what you experience while bleaching your face and is bearable.
It feels like an assortment of cold and hot on your face but doesn’t feel unbearable or problematic. I have oily, sensitive and acne prone skin but this mask didn’t cause any irritation or reaction on my face which is a plus point for me. I have already finished this product before sharing my review with you all and the quantity lasted me for four uses. Once the required time has passed, this mask gets darker in color, tight and feels like a peel-off mask but it doesn’t come off in a go like it. It turns very oily after getting dried and I guess the sunflower oil present in it starts working on the face after fifteen minutes. This mask doesn’t actually get dry at all and comes off easily after rinsing the face with normal water. It also comes off in pieces like this..
Now coming to the actual result and performance, I am quite happy and satisfied with it. It brightens up my skin “instantly”, removes the dead skin cells, makes it very moisturised which would be an extremely helpful thing with people having dry skin, makes my skin soft, smooth, glowy, radiant and supple. It really works nicely on improving color, brightening skin and removing tan. All the good things start to show up on the face as soon as you use it and the overall result is worth loving and appreciating. It works in a single use without being harsh on the skin and provides important nourishment to the skin. However, I feel it is more on an oily side and may not be liked by everyone with this skin type. Even I have oily skin but I make sure to provide my skin with necessary oils once in a while.
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Pros of Myoho Handcrafted Luxuries Gardenia French Green Clay Mask:
- Makes skin soft, smooth, glowy, radiant and supple
- Brightens up the skin
- Removes dead skin cells
- Makes the skin moisturised and hydrated
- Improves color, helps in brightening complexion and removes tan
- Does what it claims
- Meant for all skin types
- Sturdy and travel friendly packaging
- Paraben free
- Easy to use
- Ingredients list mentioned
- Value for money
Cons of Myoho Handcrafted Luxuries Gardenia French Green Clay Mask:
- Little quantity offered
- Pricey
- Not available in the market
- May not be preferred by people having oily skin
- Bad smell
- Small shelf life
Will I repurchase it?
Yes. I would love to buy this mask again as it has that wow-factor in it which I want.
Will I recommend it?
Yes. I will highly highly recommend it to people who have dry skin but people who have oily skin should also try it once. You’ll not regret it guys.
Is it worth the price?
Yes. It works really well for me and is fully worth the price paid.
My Ratings: 5/5
Final Verdict: Overall, I really liked this product and would love to use this luxurious mask before doing my makeup on an important occasion.
Cant wait to try this face mask..even i love masks…looks really promising…by d way i miss ur DIYs…
I am so sorry for the delay dear.. I am working on it… I don't want to share just any DIY bluntly until and unless I'm too sure about it, which is why DIYs are not up these days…