So I wanted to try out clay and mud masks and I heard about this product through a review video on Facebook. After doing some researching I found that clay masks are for drier skin and harsh to sensitive skin (which I have. I can't wear a lot of products as they make me break out). Mud masks however are more for combination skin and sensitive skin but I love the idea of the carbonation so I tried both. I limited my test to the bubble mask's time limit of 5 minutes. Here are my results. I just put them on Facebook so I copied and pasted.
Did my two 5 minute try outs. Only applied to my cheeks after doing patch tests on the insides of my elbows. Leaning more towards the Dead Sea mask. The bubble mask has a pretty smell to it but weird almost burning property to it. It doesn't burn like painful but like that point right before it hurts. Like you're expecting it to hurt and it doesn't. The Dead Sea mask just feels cool. It's not as hard to wash off as most people are saying. It actually comes off very easily because you're not supposed to let it completely dry on the skin.
After effects:
Bubble clay burning feeling dies off pretty quickly after you wash it off your face. Face feels pretty smooth afterwards but it wasn't that big "OMG I have baby butt cheeks!" I feel like the rubbing in of the bubbles after they have risen is counterintuitive since you seem to be pushing the dirt back into the pores. If you have open skin it definitely burns.
Dead Sea: accomplished a way smoother feel than the bubble clay and didn't feel like it wanted to burn in the same amount of time. This one gave that "OMG!" Smoothness that I expected from the bubble clay. Also the mud mask brought pimples and white heads to a head in the 5 minutes I wore it. The bubble clay didn't. The mud mask is supposed to be worn for 15-20 minutes. But the differences in results are staggering in the feel of the skin. If you have open skin it barely burns. It feels like it's closing the wound actually.
It's been 20 minutes since the test and the mud mask side is insanely smooth. So far the bubble clay really isn't as great as it was made out to be. It feels more like a self bubbling soap. I think the hype is the novelty bubbling property more so than what it actually does.
Will update in 24 hours
Update: so I didn't wait the full 24 hours. I waited about 12 hours and decided to do a full mud mask. The mud made my skin feel crazy smooth and it really brought any hidden white heads to a good head. Overall, the mud mask has my vote hands down. I used regular makeup brushes to apply the mask.
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A Hydrating Spa Experience Right at Home
- Eliminate acne and blackheads: Natural minerals like magnesium, calcium, sulphur, bromide, iodine, sodium, zinc and potassium work to detoxify, treat, and cleanse the skin.
- Moisturize and stimulate circulation: Delivers significant hydration to dry and sensitive skin while increasing blood flow to your skin cells to help you achieve naturally, younger looking skin.
- Detoxify skin: Extracts toxins and impurities deep in the skin by absorbing excess oils and removing dead skin, giving you clear looking skin and an even skin tone.
** Individuals with sensitive skin may experience redness, irritation or other minor reactions. If this occurs, please discontinue use.
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| Price | Currently unavailable. | $14.39 | -43% $14.36 List: $24.99 | $11.38 | $24.95 | $39.00 |
| Price Per Unit | — | $1.80 / Ounce | $1.63 / Ounce | $6.73 / Fl Oz | $4.50 / Fl Oz | $18.57 / Ounce |
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| Sold By | — | Aromasong USA | Flawless Naturals | Bliss World Skincare | RUGGED & DAPPER | Sand & Sky |
| skin type | Acne Prone | All | All | All | sensitive, oily, rough & dry, combination, and acne prone complexions. | All |
| form | Mask | Cream | Cream | Gel | Cream | Clay |
| size | 8.8 Ounce (Pack of 1) | 8 Ounce (Pack of 1) | 8.8 Ounce (Pack of 1) | 1.69 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) | 5.54 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) | 2.1 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| scent | Aloe Vera | Fresh | Original | Marshmallow | Unscented | Aloe Vera, Pomegranate |
| product benefit | Cleansing | Radiant Skin | Cleansing | Touch of hydrating olive leaf extract visibly smooths uneven skin tone and discoloration. | Detoxifying | Brightening, Soothing, Radiant Skin, Anti Acne, Blemishes Treatment |
| specialty | Fragrance Free, natural, Cruelty Free, Certified Organic | natural | natural | Vegan | Fragrance Free, natural, Cruelty Free, Hypoallergenic, Certified Organic | dehydration-and-dryness, not-tested-on-animals, Cruelty Free, Vegan, hypoallergenic, natural-ingredients, paraben-free, sulfate-free, daily use |
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Mud mask vs. bubble clay mask
So I wanted to try out clay and mud masks and I heard about this product through a review video on Facebook. After doing some researching I found that clay masks are for drier skin and harsh to sensitive skin (which I have. I can't wear a lot of products as they make me break out). Mud masks however are more for combination skin and sensitive skin but I love the idea of the carbonation so I tried both. I limited my test to the bubble mask's time limit of 5 minutes. Here are my results. I just put them on Facebook so I copied and pasted.Did my two 5 minute try outs. Only applied to my cheeks after doing patch tests on the insides of my elbows. Leaning more towards the Dead Sea mask. The bubble mask has a pretty smell to it but weird almost burning property to it. It doesn't burn like painful but like that point right before it hurts. Like you're expecting it to hurt and it doesn't. The Dead Sea mask just feels cool. It's not as hard to wash off as most people are saying. It actually comes off very easily because you're not supposed to let it completely dry on the skin.After effects:Bubble clay burning feeling dies off pretty quickly after you wash it off your face. Face feels pretty smooth afterwards but it wasn't that big "OMG I have baby butt cheeks!" I feel like the rubbing in of the bubbles after they have risen is counterintuitive since you seem to be pushing the dirt back into the pores. If you have open skin it definitely burns.Dead Sea: accomplished a way smoother feel than the bubble clay and didn't feel like it wanted to burn in the same amount of time. This one gave that "OMG!" Smoothness that I expected from the bubble clay. Also the mud mask brought pimples and white heads to a head in the 5 minutes I wore it. The bubble clay didn't. The mud mask is supposed to be worn for 15-20 minutes. But the differences in results are staggering in the feel of the skin. If you have open skin it barely burns. It feels like it's closing the wound actually.It's been 20 minutes since the test and the mud mask side is insanely smooth. So far the bubble clay really isn't as great as it was made out to be. It feels more like a self bubbling soap. I think the hype is the novelty bubbling property more so than what it actually does.Will update in 24 hoursUpdate: so I didn't wait the full 24 hours. I waited about 12 hours and decided to do a full mud mask. The mud made my skin feel crazy smooth and it really brought any hidden white heads to a good head. Overall, the mud mask has my vote hands down. I used regular makeup brushes to apply the mask.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2016
So I wanted to try out clay and mud masks and I heard about this product through a review video on Facebook. After doing some researching I found that clay masks are for drier skin and harsh to sensitive skin (which I have. I can't wear a lot of products as they make me break out). Mud masks however are more for combination skin and sensitive skin but I love the idea of the carbonation so I tried both. I limited my test to the bubble mask's time limit of 5 minutes. Here are my results. I just put them on Facebook so I copied and pasted.
Did my two 5 minute try outs. Only applied to my cheeks after doing patch tests on the insides of my elbows. Leaning more towards the Dead Sea mask. The bubble mask has a pretty smell to it but weird almost burning property to it. It doesn't burn like painful but like that point right before it hurts. Like you're expecting it to hurt and it doesn't. The Dead Sea mask just feels cool. It's not as hard to wash off as most people are saying. It actually comes off very easily because you're not supposed to let it completely dry on the skin.
After effects:
Bubble clay burning feeling dies off pretty quickly after you wash it off your face. Face feels pretty smooth afterwards but it wasn't that big "OMG I have baby butt cheeks!" I feel like the rubbing in of the bubbles after they have risen is counterintuitive since you seem to be pushing the dirt back into the pores. If you have open skin it definitely burns.
Dead Sea: accomplished a way smoother feel than the bubble clay and didn't feel like it wanted to burn in the same amount of time. This one gave that "OMG!" Smoothness that I expected from the bubble clay. Also the mud mask brought pimples and white heads to a head in the 5 minutes I wore it. The bubble clay didn't. The mud mask is supposed to be worn for 15-20 minutes. But the differences in results are staggering in the feel of the skin. If you have open skin it barely burns. It feels like it's closing the wound actually.
It's been 20 minutes since the test and the mud mask side is insanely smooth. So far the bubble clay really isn't as great as it was made out to be. It feels more like a self bubbling soap. I think the hype is the novelty bubbling property more so than what it actually does.
Will update in 24 hours
Update: so I didn't wait the full 24 hours. I waited about 12 hours and decided to do a full mud mask. The mud made my skin feel crazy smooth and it really brought any hidden white heads to a good head. Overall, the mud mask has my vote hands down. I used regular makeup brushes to apply the mask.
Did my two 5 minute try outs. Only applied to my cheeks after doing patch tests on the insides of my elbows. Leaning more towards the Dead Sea mask. The bubble mask has a pretty smell to it but weird almost burning property to it. It doesn't burn like painful but like that point right before it hurts. Like you're expecting it to hurt and it doesn't. The Dead Sea mask just feels cool. It's not as hard to wash off as most people are saying. It actually comes off very easily because you're not supposed to let it completely dry on the skin.
After effects:
Bubble clay burning feeling dies off pretty quickly after you wash it off your face. Face feels pretty smooth afterwards but it wasn't that big "OMG I have baby butt cheeks!" I feel like the rubbing in of the bubbles after they have risen is counterintuitive since you seem to be pushing the dirt back into the pores. If you have open skin it definitely burns.
Dead Sea: accomplished a way smoother feel than the bubble clay and didn't feel like it wanted to burn in the same amount of time. This one gave that "OMG!" Smoothness that I expected from the bubble clay. Also the mud mask brought pimples and white heads to a head in the 5 minutes I wore it. The bubble clay didn't. The mud mask is supposed to be worn for 15-20 minutes. But the differences in results are staggering in the feel of the skin. If you have open skin it barely burns. It feels like it's closing the wound actually.
It's been 20 minutes since the test and the mud mask side is insanely smooth. So far the bubble clay really isn't as great as it was made out to be. It feels more like a self bubbling soap. I think the hype is the novelty bubbling property more so than what it actually does.
Will update in 24 hours
Update: so I didn't wait the full 24 hours. I waited about 12 hours and decided to do a full mud mask. The mud made my skin feel crazy smooth and it really brought any hidden white heads to a good head. Overall, the mud mask has my vote hands down. I used regular makeup brushes to apply the mask.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2021
After looking through the many raving reviews for this product I had to buy it. I have been using this product for the past 3 months to see if this product really worked like everyone said. So, after my first couple of uses, I noticed it was actually drying out my skin which never happens. I have oily to combination skin and products normally make me more oily. I thought that the drying effect was due to it exfoliating my skin or unclogging my pores, but I never saw a major change to my skin. I found that using rosehip oil after using this mask helped to balance my skin and that regime worked decently for me. Overall, there are better products out there that do a much better job at exfoliating/minimizing pores for the same price.
Pros: This product applies nicely. It can be used in the shower or whenever, and doesn’t give that uncomfortable feeling that some face masks do while they are drying. It removes easily with water and doesn’t require you to scrub your face with a towel to remove it. This product leaves your face feeling clean. I tend to have very sensitive skin, and this product did not irritate my skin at all.
Cons: This mask is not life changing. It’s an average face mask that will leave your face clean, but it doesn’t change your pores. It claims to be exfoliating, but it only ever dried out my skin, even when I used oils and moisturizers after.
Pros: This product applies nicely. It can be used in the shower or whenever, and doesn’t give that uncomfortable feeling that some face masks do while they are drying. It removes easily with water and doesn’t require you to scrub your face with a towel to remove it. This product leaves your face feeling clean. I tend to have very sensitive skin, and this product did not irritate my skin at all.
Cons: This mask is not life changing. It’s an average face mask that will leave your face clean, but it doesn’t change your pores. It claims to be exfoliating, but it only ever dried out my skin, even when I used oils and moisturizers after.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2018
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