Good. (w/pics)
I like at home spa treatments and have enjoyed most I've tried. I was offered this Molequle Glow & Go mask and thought I would try them out. At time of review 3 masks cost $24.99.<br /><br />The masks come well sealed as a set inside another bag. My set did not come with instructions for use. The back of the packet only has ingredient information. I had to look on the Amazon product page and with my phone I could not read the instructions on the one picture they have of it- as it was blurry. So from what I think I read you use these masks daily for 20-30 minutes. 1 star was taken off for lack of instructions- there's no real reason it couldn't have been on the packet itself. I'll say when I buy these at home treatments I tend to lean more towards mud masks, gels, and lotions, the biocellulose masks are never very comfortable or fit my oval face well. The eye holes are never big enough and the masks never sit right. This is sadly no exception, I would keep pushing on it while I wore it so another star taken there. Now, the effects: they were pretty good, my face definitely had a glow about it when I removed them. Likely over time and with extended use my skin would lighten more. So at least what they said is very true. They are pricey but if they do what they say and this is the result you want they would be worth the cost. The solution had no smell, absorbed nicely, and felt good, no irritation to speak of. I'd be interested in trying their other masks or more of these even with my small gripes.
Rating: 3 stars