Origins Out of Trouble 10 minute mask - Review
Well yeah, here I am again. Hopelessly trying to find a product to cure all my problems. This time I finally bought one of the famous Origins masks. I've been wanting their Clear Improvement charcoal mask for the longest time, but since my skin is not co-operating with me, then this Out of Trouble 10 Minute mask for problem skin should help. This mask contains sulfur, zinc and salicylic acid - effective anti-acne ingredients.
I have to say I didn't miss the sulfur smell. This white clay mask comes in a comfortable tube. Just wash your face, pat dry and apply this mask. I usually apply a thin layer, let it dry for about 15 minutes. Yes, I know the packaging says 10 minutes, but I just really want it to work. Then I take a small cotton towel and remove the mask.
To be honest I'm not sure if this works. After applying I usually feel it tingling, so it must be doing something. But I don't immediately see pimples disappearing, like some of the reviews said. Or the next morning. Of course I didn't expect that, but I'm not sure I see really any results, so that's a bit of a shame. It's a nice anti-acne clay mask to use couple times a week, but for 24€ I'd expect this to work better.
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| Price 24,99€ |
To be honest I'm not sure if this works. After applying I usually feel it tingling, so it must be doing something. But I don't immediately see pimples disappearing, like some of the reviews said. Or the next morning. Of course I didn't expect that, but I'm not sure I see really any results, so that's a bit of a shame. It's a nice anti-acne clay mask to use couple times a week, but for 24€ I'd expect this to work better.
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