Part of the package The Beauty and Cosmetics Shop sent me for review were a couple of beauty masks...which I actually did not know how to use. xD The instructions at the back of these masks were in Korean so I had to do a quick search for instructions.
Luckily, you can find some instructions at Sasa.
The first one I tried was the Vitamin A Velvet Mask.
This was supposed to be a hypoallergenic mask that treats damaged skin. I have a feeling that this is for mature people because of how supermoist it felt on my skin. Plus the words "inelastic, depleted & damaged skin" seem to be some sort of clue.
All you need to do is apply to cleansed face for 10-15 minutes then rinse. I wasn't quite sure if I should rinse thoroughly but my face felt very moist even after rinsing.
The second one I tried, around two days after, was the Vitamin C Velvet Mask. I believe this is what definitely matches my skin because I'm so pigmented (I have had numerous moles everywhere even as a kid), I sometimes wish I could erase the surface of my skin. I also kind of feel like my skin is getting dull.
Instructions for this particular mask is different from the previous one. You keep this on the skin for 20-30 minutes. Then, after removing the mask, you're supposed to press/massage gently on the skin so that it absorbs the medicated moisture. It doesn't say on Sasa if I should rinse or not so I didn't.
This was how I looked like with a mask on.
Scary.
So I only took one photo since the masks look the same anyway. Haha.
For this second mask, I wasn't sure if I should moisturize or not but I did feel some tightening in my skin even though it was supple to the touch. After much pondering, I decided to apply Human Nature Sunflower Beauty Oil before hitting the sack.
I can't say if there's any visible effect or not. I heard you need to do this five times in a month to get visible results. I also happen to be a very hydrated person (3.5-4 liters of water intake a day and I have oily skin for someone who's only a few years away from 40) so results may vary.
These BRTC Velvet Masks are available at The Beauty and Cosmetics Shop.
Luckily, you can find some instructions at Sasa.
This was supposed to be a hypoallergenic mask that treats damaged skin. I have a feeling that this is for mature people because of how supermoist it felt on my skin. Plus the words "inelastic, depleted & damaged skin" seem to be some sort of clue.
All you need to do is apply to cleansed face for 10-15 minutes then rinse. I wasn't quite sure if I should rinse thoroughly but my face felt very moist even after rinsing.
Instructions for this particular mask is different from the previous one. You keep this on the skin for 20-30 minutes. Then, after removing the mask, you're supposed to press/massage gently on the skin so that it absorbs the medicated moisture. It doesn't say on Sasa if I should rinse or not so I didn't.
This was how I looked like with a mask on.
Scary.
For this second mask, I wasn't sure if I should moisturize or not but I did feel some tightening in my skin even though it was supple to the touch. After much pondering, I decided to apply Human Nature Sunflower Beauty Oil before hitting the sack.
I can't say if there's any visible effect or not. I heard you need to do this five times in a month to get visible results. I also happen to be a very hydrated person (3.5-4 liters of water intake a day and I have oily skin for someone who's only a few years away from 40) so results may vary.
These BRTC Velvet Masks are available at The Beauty and Cosmetics Shop.
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