- dries quickly, but doesn't hurt when it dries
- doesn't dehydrates my skin
- great value
- doesn't irritate my sensitive skin
- doesn't decrease the size of any pimples/bumps
- I will not be buying it
The long of it:
In order to rule my skin's health and appearance with an iron fist, I have to stay on top of needed maintenance. I am not a huge fan of facials, I have only gotten a few in my lifetime and have mostly been underwhelmed, so I tend to my skin. I have sensitive acne-prone skin that I majorly keep in line through supplements and diet, but once a week or so I do a little treatment. First, I dip a clean washcloth in a bowl of hot water that has a few drops of tea tree oil in it and then apply it to my face to warm up my skin and open the pores. Then I apply a mask to my skin after gently exfoliating, leave it on for about 10 minutes, and remove it with a clean washcloth. Lastly, I follow up with my regular night cleansing routine.
I have been to several Aveda salons (Georgetown Aveda is my go-to for bikini waxing) and I have used many Aveda products and they are usually hit or miss. I love the tea, I am undecided about the paddle brush, the Botanical Kinetics Exfoliant is great, I hated the Dry RemedyMoisturizing Treatment Masque. I got a sample of the clay mask the last time I was in the store about two months ago. The sample size is 15 mL (.5 fl oz) and I have used it almost 10 times, yet I still have 2/3 of the jar left. A little bit is all that you need! The sales associate told me to a very thin layer for any parts of my skin that were break-out prone and use a thicker layer elsewhere.
I like it, but I have two masks that work much better for my skin's needs. For now, I will just use it to travel with or if I sweat a lot or have been exposed to a lot of pollution during the day.
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