4pcs Clay Mask for Face,Dead Sea Mud Mask,Mud Masks for Face,Pore Cleansing Mask,Facial Masks for Women Skin Care,Green Tea Face Mask,Tumeric Face Mask,Rose Face Mask(16.93oz)

So I’ve only tried two of these four masks so far but they were great! The green tea clay mask smells heavenly and is really a great quality! My skin felt amazing afterwards and super smooth. I then decided to try the Dead Sea mud clay mask a few days later and it was great! My skin felt amazing and dried really nice and i was able to see the results afterwards and my face was looked so nice and dealt soft too.

Navigating through endless skincare choices can be overwhelming, but I'm delighted to report that the Ciella Ciella Dead Sea Mud Mask genuinely stands out among competitors. Sold as a 4-pack, measuring 16.93 oz in total, it promises deep pore cleansing, making it an exciting discovery for mud mask aficionados.Design and Functionality:Arriving in a sleek black box, the four vacuum-sealed packets conveyed professionalism and commitment to preserving freshness. Each packet holds a considerable 4.23 oz of mineral-rich mud, underscoring its value proposition.Application was straightforward: Apply a generous layer on cleansed skin, let it sit for 15-20 minutes, then rinse off. The mask dried within expected time frames, tugging slightly at maturity, signaling the need for removal.Usage Experience:Initially, I detected a faint sulfuric scent indicative of the presence of minerals inherent to genuine Dead Sea mud. Quickly, the mask warmed up, engulfing my face in a soothing embrace. Subtle tingling affirmed its activation, heightening expectations.Post-rinse, my skin felt exceptionally soft, appearing brighter and more clarified. Blackheads diminished, and my pores appeared smaller. Surface oiliness subsided, replaced by a healthy glow. Best of all, this mask doesn't strip the skin of its necessary oils, keeping it balanced and happy.Quality and Safety Features:Formulated sans parabens, artificial fragrances, and animal testing, the Ciella Ciella Dead Sea Mud Mask aligns with contemporary consumer values. Adhering to strict purity guidelines, sourcing authentic Dead Sea mud enables the product to maintain its reputation for delivering visible results.Drawbacks:It would be nice if the company added a spatula or mini brush for mess-free application, but this omission hardly detracts from its overall appeal.

I’m very happy with this product so far I used The tumeric it was a very cool feeling mask. It went on nice and thick usually with other masks that I used were so thin and see-through and when it was time for me to rinse it off, it came off easy, leaving my face, nice and Baby, soft skin clean I believe this is one of the better masks that I’ve ever used. I can’t wait to try the other three.

it's a great treat to my skincare routine. First off, the packaging is on point. You get Dead Sea Mud, Turmeric, Green Tea, and Rose. My personal favorite? The Green Tea mask. I threw away the scoop thing as I was going to lose it anyway. The masks go on smoothly, no weird slimy texture. They dry up nicely, tug a bit to remind you they mean business, and then rinse off clean.

Add this to your skincare routine. These masks go on smoothly and once set, they rinse cleanly leaving your skin feeling smooth and soft. The four different masks each have their own purpose but I'm not finding much difference between them other than scent. Nevertheless, they are my go-to choice when using a mask.

These masks are really nice for a few reasons. First, the scents are not overwhelming like they can be with other maks like this, so they're pleasant to use in that regard. Second, I have combination skin and try to be careful with clay masks because they can be very drying, but I like them for closing pores and minimizing blackheads. These masks don't dry out as quicky as others I've used and I love that. I can keep it on for 10 minutes and it's just starting to dry up and cake, which is exactly what my skin needs. They are really easy to wash off like this as well. They do a great job of minimizing the look of my pores and blackheads, and I like them a lot for these reasons.However, the reason they all seem to work pretty much the same is because they all contain the same main ingredients, with the differentiation coming from the added fragrance and the few ingredients at the end of the list. Other sets of similar masks actually have varied ingredients that seem more tailored to the type of mask. In addition, the names of the masks are misleading. The tumeric mask doesn't actually include any tumeric, just a tumeric scent. It does have vitamin c in it, but so low on the ingredients list it won't have much of a brightening effect. The dead sea mask also does not specifically contain dead sea minerals (juat the added fragrance), but sea silt and volcanic soil, without saying where it's from.This makes this mask set feel like a cheap set of generic scented clay masks that aren't going to actually have much of the targeted effects they claim. And you know what, I'm fine with that. The price is right, they do well for what I'm looking for, and it's rare to find clay masks that are slower to dry.

Honestly I feel like they are quite similar acting, but the scents are nice. My favorites are the tumeric and charcoal. My son likes the green tea one, and my daughter likes all things pink... so rose for her. I wish the scoop fit inside the lids as they fall off when I have them on top of them and that sort of bugs me. Other than that they work really well for spa night. I tend to do a mask at least once per week, but I've got kids here who do them more, and have friends over and do them too. This set is a good bang for the buck I think, since you get different ones to choose from and they all work similarly. EASY to take off too I just use a warm wash cloth and they come off easy for me. Easy to apply as well, seems like the tumeric one does a tiny bit more patchy than the others, but I still get good coverage!