Sunday 25 March 2012

boots botanics conditioning clay mask


Ah! I've just finished using this product for the third time and I love it so much that I have to tell you about it! I picked the Boots Botanics Conditioning Clay Mask up as part of a 3 for 2 skincare deal probably a month ago now. There was only actually two products I wanted so I grabbed this as it was cheap so it would be free. I wasn't really expecting much so I've been really surprised by its results!

The Boots Botanics Conditioning Clay masks contains burdock which 'purifies and clarifies' and clay to 'draw out impurities'. It claims to have 'a negative electrical charge to attract deep-rooted impurities from the skin without over drying'. Now, I don't know the science behind these things so I can't say if this is true or not, but all I know is that it works! After using this face mask my skin instantly looks so bright, fresh and clean, but at the same time doesn't feel tight and dry. I've also noticed that I've had less spots over the last few weeks and I definitely think this is something to do with it!

I take my make up off with eye make up remover and a face wipe, and then use a gentle cleanser (such as the No7 Beautiful Skin Hot Cloth Cleanser) just to make sure my face is completely clean. You have to shake it before you apply the mask to ensure that it's all an even consistency due to the clay. It's quite runny which makes it a bit difficult to apply without getting it all over the sink, but I attempt to apply it all over my face, avoiding the eye area, and not down my clothes and the tiles...

The tube instructs to leave it on for ten to twenty minutes and I leave it on for about fifteen. The mask does dry which makes your face feel all tight and funny (so I sit there stretching my face in to lots of different positions and try and make it crack...) The one negative of this mask is the removal process. You rinse it off with warm water, but again this paints your sink green. After a lot of splashing and rinsing, I use my cleanser again just to make sure all the mask is off.

I've been using this once a week and I can see myself repurchasing this over and over again. I love how bright and healthy it makes my skin look! I've used it three times now and I the tube is still really full. The Boots Botanics Conditioning Clay Mask is only £2.49 so I really do urge you all to give it a try!

(I've said it before but just in case anyone was wondering - my skin is normal to combination but although I do get a little bit oily in places, my dry areas can be more of a problem)

xx

11 comments:

  1. I love this stuff! I use a mask brush to put it on, and damp cotton pads to remove. Any left on after that can be easily rinsed away - less mess!

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  2. I always pull funny faces to make the mask crack, it's so fun!
    I'm currently using the Good Things mask from Boots, which smells lush!
    http://cherriesinthesnowbeauty.blogspot.co.uk/

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    1. Thanks, I might give that one a try too then! :)x

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  3. This sounds great, do you reckon it'd work on sensitive skin too? Boots are doing a 3 for 2 at the moment and I really need some more skincare!
    xx

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    1. My skin can be quite sensitive at times and I've had no problems with it so I recommend giving it a dry :)x (Love the 3 for 2 offer!) x

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  4. Thanks for the tips! I need something like this, I've been having some spots lately so will give this a try! x

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    1. That's okay! Yes, I had a few but it's cleared them up nicely :)x

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  5. i shall keep a look out for this brand x

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  6. I'm obsessed with facemasks, so I might have to try this! Its so cheap as well xx

    http://nicolesmaquillage.blogspot.co.uk

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    1. Definitely try this! It's so good considering the price x

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