The manufacturer suggests using the mask either on its own or in the so-called "multi-masking" technique, where each tool works on a specific area. To tell the truth, this option seems controversial to me in this case. Forehead - lightening, nose and cheeks - cleansing, and chin - hydration? Oh well. As for me, it is better to make masks on your own, based on the needs of the skin. The mask is made in the form of a stick, it is very convenient. No need to get your hands dirty when applying. I thought that because of the clay in the composition, it would be difficult to apply, stretching the skin. Nothing like this! The mask has the most delicate mousse consistency. The stick glides on the skin with ease, covering it evenly, without bald spots. The only thing you need to trick is to apply a mask on the wings of the nose (I have a small one). But these are all trifles. Contrary to expectations, the mask does not smell like roses, but the aroma is pleasant, herbal, unobtrusive. Apply the mask to clean, dry skin, avoiding the area around the eyes and lips, for 5 minutes. At first, the mask cools the skin slightly, but this passes quickly. During the entire procedure, I did not experience any discomfort. The mask does not shrink, crack or pull the skin like ordinary clay masks. There is absolutely no need to spray your face with floral water. After 5 minutes, the mask must be washed off with water. It can be washed off without any problems, especially with a sponge horse. What I want to say about the result. He is there and he surprised me. The mask did not dry out the skin at all, you can even not apply anything afterwards. The tool really brightens the skin and evens its tone, tightens the pores a little. The skin becomes soft, velvety and refreshed. Nice and sleek. I don’t know if the same effect will be on people with oily (or mixed) skin types, but the product was perfect for my normal, sensitive skin.
