Gel Cream Mask "Glacier Water & Pink Peony" Freeman Feeling Beautiful Gel Cream Mask Sashet
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Age:
18+
Brand: Freeman
Line: feeling beautiful
Product Type: face mask
Product Properties: moisturizing, nourishment
Mask & Patch Format: gel
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: natural
Skin Type: all types
Country: USA
Made in: USA
Feeling beautiful is essential and vital for every woman. This feeling motivates us to conquer challenges, gather compliments, and achieve our goals. It warms the soul and instills confidence. The popular American brand Freeman has developed an entire series of skincare products designed to help women feel beautiful.
Those with dry and normal skin will truly appreciate the new Gel Cream Mask made with natural ingredients. Eco-friendly raw materials of the highest quality, combined in the right way, can work wonders for your face. For example, mirror-glacier water replenishes the reservoir of nourishing moisture within the cells, normalizing the skin's metabolic processes. Meanwhile, pink peony extract brightens skin tone, soothes the skin, tightens pores, regulates sebum production, and stimulates the synthesis of collagen and elastin, directly enhancing skin firmness. Enjoy smooth and silky skin with a healthy glow, thanks to the Freeman Gel Cream Mask.
How to Use: Apply to cleansed skin on the face and neck, avoiding the area around the eyes.
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Apply to cleansed skin on the face and neck, avoiding the eye area.
Reviews about Gel Cream Mask "Glacier Water & Pink Peony"
I haven't used it yet, but the Freeman brand has never let me down. It always delivers great quality and effectiveness.
Excellent! I would say it's a night mask. It absorbs quickly, but leaves a shine on the face. It's not suitable as a daytime cream. It doesn't need to be washed off, but I applied it in the morning, wore it for half an hour, and then rinsed it off. The skin feels soft and pleasant. The usage is economical - I think a sample will last for 7-10 applications. But I applied it in a thin layer.
I tried a sample, it lasted for three uses. After the first use, leaving it overnight, the effect was amazing - my skin felt soft, hydrated, and refreshed, and it didn't leave any marks on my pillow. However, the effect only lasted for a day. After the second application in the morning, I noticed redness on my skin that didn't go away for several days. For the third time, I only applied it for 15 minutes. My initial impression was positive, but maybe there was an individual intolerance to some of the ingredients. The scent is pleasant.
It causes a strong burning sensation on the skin!!! However, there are no rednesses, it slightly moisturizes the skin, and it must be rinsed off without fail.
The mask worked well for me. I have combination skin. On the shelf, there is a large tube with pumpkin/chamomile - it seemed greasier to me than this mask. I didn't see any terribly enlarged pores, so I didn't have to remove excess mask personally. On the other hand, I used it quite sparingly and didn't apply a gigantic layer. The product caught my interest, and I think I will look for the full-size version of the mask.
This mask is more suitable for those with dry skin. I only use it on days when my oily skin is excessively dry. I always wash it off because it doesn't absorb well and stains the laundry. So, I prefer to use it during the day. My favorite, which has helped me in situations with even the most severe peeling and dryness in just one or two nights, is the Freeman overnight mask with watermelon and chamomile. I bought a small package here to try it out, and later bought a larger one elsewhere, but I doubt I will buy it again.
When I applied it, it reminded me a lot of the Muskmelon and Chamomile night mask. But in the morning, I noticed a difference. There was a greasy layer left on my face and all my pores were maximally open. This is definitely not the kind of moisturization I was expecting! I will now use it as a steaming mask. After that, the pore cleansing mask works really well.