Naruko Oil Out Tea Tree Purifying Clay Mask & Cleanser in 1 |
Not so long
ago I reviewed and raved about the Aesop Parsley Seed masque being my favourite
clay mask ever. Well, it was, until I discovered this 3 in 1 mask, cleanser,
and exfoliator from Naruko. Sorry Aesop, but you've already been replaced. What
can I say? The Tea Tree Purifying Clay
Mask is a three in one product, you can use it as a mask, a cleanser, an
exfoliator and is designed for those with oily/combination, problematic,
blackhead-ridden skin (yay, that's me!).
You can use this as an everyday cleanser (where you can leave it for a few minutes before washing off), but I only used this as a mask twice a week. I layer a heap of this stuff onto my face, concentrating most of the product around my t-zone where most of my blackheads are, then leave it to dry for 20 to 30 minutes. Because it's quite thick, it can take some time to rinse off, but the little granules speed up the process by helping break-up the clay. The grains double as an exfoliant as well, but don't feel harsh on this skin (unless you're rough, of course). Then comes my favourite part, the cooling sensation, which leaves your skin feeling cool and fresh.
The results
are staggering each and every time I use this mask. There is a huge difference
in the blackheads around my nose, cheeks, and foreheads. This mask visibly
diminishes the appearance of pores and blackheads, and with frequent use, helps
keep the acne and those occasional clusters of breakouts at bay. The scent is
strong, but heavenly: a mix of tea tree and mint, a huge welcome after a hard day at work.
I like this
mask so much I've already ordered my second tube through Sasa.com for $10.50
AUD. Cheap-as-chips compared to the hefty price tag of my former-beloved Aesop
mask. They also have a peeling gel, and
an anti-acne SPF50+++ sunscreen I would love to try. While the tea tree range
is almost exclusive for those with oily, combination skin, Naruko also offer
repairing, moisturising and whitening ranges, all at incredibly affordable
prices.
This sounds amazing! A face mask that can out do Aesop and affordable is a must, hopefully I can find this in the U.S :)
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I don't know where you can buy it in the states (i'm sure you can somewhere) but I know Sasa and Yesstyle ship to the US :)
Deletei love using tea tree products, will definitely have to check this out!
ReplyDeletexx danielle // shades of danielle // bloglovin
It's definitely worth a try in my opinion!
DeleteI've been looking for it for so long! Where can i get it in Brisbane?
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