Hey guys!
I am back again with another review. This time I am going to talk about LePetit Olivier masque visage a l’Argile face mask. It’s a mask with green clay and orange oil.
I am back again with another review. This time I am going to talk about LePetit Olivier masque visage a l’Argile face mask. It’s a mask with green clay and orange oil.
I am using this product for about a month and I have a
really hard time finding to say something negative about it. It has a really
nice feeling, tingles a few first minutes after applying and it has a bit
strange smell, a mixture between orange and clay and it makes sense because
these are the key ingredients. This is a cleansing mask with little particles
in it so it scrubs the dead skin form your face and leaves it nice and clean.
Although, it’s a bit dehydrating and you need to moisturize your skin
afterwards.
Green clay is famous for its antibacterial properties. It
balances your skin pH and prevents and heals skin from bacteria. You might
think that it’s wonderful, you have some green clay in your back yard and
you’ll do the mask yourself but this is the case where you need to trust the
beauty companies because there are some kinds of clay that even promotes
bacterial growth. So it’s better to spend some money for a trusted product.
Also I don’t recommend to do DIY mask with orange oil
because it contains limonene compound which is a mild irritant, as it dissolves protective
skin oils. Of course it is good in very small amounts to help get rid of dead
skin but as I mentioned you have to moisturize afterwards and if you have a sensitive skin you need to
take some time and think if it is really the best product for you.
All in all, Le Petit Olivier masque visage a l’Argile
face mask
is a superb product with wonderful ingredients but I wouldn’t suggest you to
try something similar at home as DIY project. Leave it to professionals who
know the perfect balance between goods that nature offers to us.
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