My clay mask awards 🏆✨

Onekind Refining Facial Pink Clay AHA/BHA is not like your typical thick clay mask. This one is very light weight but mighty!!!! This mask has been helping me combat those pesky mini breakouts. I love the cool and smooth feeling after I wash it off. Ingredients: •Pink kaolin + bentonite clays •Salicylic acid (willow bark extract) and lactic acid •Barley seed extract onekind - Pore-fectionist Refining Facial

The LATHER - Honey Moisture Mask with Propolis Extract is the perfect mask for lounging around the house all day. It’s a moisture mask and is pretty much just a super thick moisturizer so no one will be able to tell that you have a mask on (probably my favorite). It smells like almond milk and honey which is super yummy and does an amazing job moisturizing. While I think any skin type could benefit from this, it is definitely most suited to dry skin types because it’s very thick. I think oily skin types may not love how this feels on their skin. Definitey a good mask for anyone who suffers from sensitive skin or irritation often as it proved to be pretty nourishing as well. I feel like the tub it comes in is HUGE. Like bigger than any mask I have ever used, and I use so little of it each time to cover my face that I feel like it will last forever. I’m not quite sure if that’s a good thing or a bad thing because I don’t know if I will finish it all before it expires. I do have one thing that I don’t love and that’s the thickness of it. It does not like my skin in the summer or the humidity. I feel like sweat started beading up all over my face when I stepped outside with this on. It was fairly unpleasant. Also related to the texture, I have a feeling this may cause breakouts for those that are acne prone or suffer from clogged pores often. So overall, good for super dry skin, winter weather, or people who live in super arid climates (no humidity). The cost is $27 for 4oz so it isn’t really expensive which I like, but I do feel like a 3 oz size for a little cheaper would probably have been the best option. Regardless, I will definitely continue to repurchase as I like it and find it works for my dry skin especially in the winter.

Pictured here is the Versed Find Clarity Purifying Mask! This item is a light grayish clay mask that comes in a little squeeze bag, opposed to a pot/tub. I personally prefer this packaging, as I’m not a huge fan of sticking my fingers into pots/tubs, especially if it’s skincare related. In addition, it’s also a relatively smooth texture, with no granules. In this bag, there’s approximately 12+ uses of the mask and it was relatively inexpensive. This mask is composed of white charcoal and clay. I use this mask on my entire face, preferably at nighttime. This really helps to cleanse my pores. I love using this when my skin just feels “dirtier” than usual. I’ve used this a few times and haven’t had any noticeable irritations. Which is great, especially since I have sensitive skin. Simply, I just apply the mask, leave it on for about 10-15 minutes, rinse it off, and finish up with the rest of my skincare steps. I would actually recommend this mask, for anyone looking for a good, inexpensive clay mask. This product can be found at Target, as that’s where I was able to find this brand.

Key Ingredients: Amazonian White Clay (to absorb oil while drawing out toxins and dirt that can clog pores), Oatmeal and Aloe Vera (to soothe and calm the skin). . Scent: Earthy/Clay . Consistency/Texture: Typical Clay Mask / Creamy . Price: $20 for 0.95 oz OR $36 for 5.1 oz . Experience: I didn’t notice anything spectacular after using this mask. It was just like any other clay mask to me. I didn’t notice it helped my oiliness, breakouts or pores that much, if at all. My skin felt fresh and free after removing the mask, but typically any clay mask can do that. It didn’t dry out my skin, which was nice. The directions saw to allow the mask to dry before you remove it. It is not good to let clay masks dry on the skin and remove them like that, it causes you to be more aggressive with wiping and removing the mask. It is best to remove clay masks while they are still a little damp so that it’s easier to remove and not stripping all the moisture from your skin. . Repurchase/Recommend: No, it didn’t do anything for my skin and don’t like to splurge this much on face masks since they aren’t on the face long. It has great reviews on Ulta though, so it might just be me!

I’ve rated this product quite highly: 4/5. It’s an excellent budget option for getting into the k-beauty game. It clears out your pores, and leaves skin feeling soft as a peach afterwards. Admittedly, I did have some breakouts around my forehead when I began using the product (twice weekly), however, once my skin adjusted (and I’m guessing, once my pores were super clean), all I was left with was reduced pores sizes and soft skin that makeup simply glided onto! Clay masks can be expensive, and sometimes require putting the time and effort into seeing results. Apart from the expense, because this is super affordable, this product is no different. Its price point makes the time needed worth it however! You can use and use without feeling the need to use it sparingly. For the record, I have a sensitive and dry/oily combination skin. innisfree - Super Volcanic Clusters Pore Clearing Clay Mask