FaceTox is a highly powerful detoxifying face mask that will leave your skin looking squeaky clean, pores look fresh and clear and your whole facial skin looks totally refreshed and recharged. I couldn’t wait to try this out to give my skin a treat and help to keep it tip top condition with the ageing years upon me.
The set of masks is presented in a box with everything you need to apply the product. I received a set of 7 masks each of which requires two sachets, a mask mix and organic rose water which is mixed together before use and applied to your face. Also included is a small bowl and spatula to mix the mask up in, and the spatula can then be used to apply the mask to your skin.
The mask is designed to:
- Prevent and draw out blackheads
- Reduce the appearance of scars
- Even skin tone
- Draw out external toxins
- Heal and regenerate skin tissue
- Unclog & shrink pores
The organic rose water smells utterly divine and I couldn’t wait to add it to the mask powder to create my mask. The sachets contain the perfect amount of ingredients so it’s a case of just tipping them all into the bowl and mixing it up until it resembles a thick, mud like texture.
The mask feels quite cold and damp on application but you leave it for 30 minutes to dry out during which time you will feel your skin become tighter as the mask draws out all the impurities, toxins and unclogs pores.
It requires a little bit of effort to remove the mask, but I have to say the results are worth it. My face looked exceptionally clear after and felt really smooth, soft and firmed. The mask really does work it’s magic and has a powerful effect at deep cleansing the skin. I would definitely use this again to give my skin a boost and thorough clean, the results are far superior to more basic masks I’ve used in the past. FaceTox does what it says on the box, a complete detox for you face – give it a try today!
All reviews are my own and my family’s opinions and we received the product in order to write an honest review.
Fun fact: you should never let the clay mask dry on your face. Then it’s taking the moisture out of your skin. You should be spraying it with water so it’s wet all the time although I know the packaging says otherwise