Rose Face Mask hydrates and tones the complexion to restore radiance and suppleness to all skin types. The unique, cooling gel formula is infused with real rose petals that literally melt into the skin.
Key Ingredients :
Fresh Rose Face Mask is one of the Fresh's popular products, touting to be a luxurious hydrating treatment that can help to transform dull lackluster complexion. It contains a unique formulation, which includes real rose petals that melt into skin to hydrate and protect as well as reducing redness and calms inflammation.
At 100ml, it costs a whopping $95 but with Sephora 20% storewide discount, it was an excellent excuse to get it at $76 then. It lasts me for quite awhile, probably due to its glooey gel but runny texture, where you just need to spread the contents over the skin.
Fresh Rose Face Mask comes in a tub, which can be pretty unhygienic but I usually just pour the contents into my palms and spread it all over my face.
It has a sweet fragrance and consists of rose petal flakes in the brown coloured contents. Once slathered on, the colour made your skin look brown, muddy and almost dirty, not exactly a pleasant sight.
The immediate reaction is, a cooling sensation - I felt as though my skin is immediately soothed and feels comfortably refreshing. It takes some effort to be washed off but thereafter, my skin feels softened, nourished, soothed and supple.
My skin appears to be less red and inflamed. It was especially useful during my eczema flare-up recently. The dehydrated rough patches and the red flushes were much minimized and my skin feels so much better after the mask treatment. However, it is just a temporary measure as the dehydrated patches returned the following morning.
My skin appears to be less red and inflamed. It was especially useful during my eczema flare-up recently. The dehydrated rough patches and the red flushes were much minimized and my skin feels so much better after the mask treatment. However, it is just a temporary measure as the dehydrated patches returned the following morning.
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