Lately, I've been loving the Garnier Skin Renew Dark Spot Treatment mask. This is the newest addition to the Skin Renew line & the third product I've tried from the collection. The other two being the dark spot corrector serum & the dark spot overnight peel. My favourite thing about this line is that their products are infused with Vitamin C (my skin loves that stuff).
In fact, each of these sheet masks contain half a bottle of serum, which is about 15 mL. They're certainly drenched in it (but not in a messy way).
It's recommended to leave the mask on for 10 minutes, but I'm a rebel & I kept it on for 20. I've always done that with masks, though. I've never encountered troubles and this time was no exception.
It's recommended to leave the mask on for 10 minutes, but I'm a rebel & I kept it on for 20. I've always done that with masks, though. I've never encountered troubles and this time was no exception.
There isn't much I don't like about it, so I'll start with what I do like.
It's certainly refreshing. My skin feels hydrated & quite supple after use. I daresay even more radiant. The mask itself is easy to put on & it conforms comfortably onto the face (very much like a "second skin").
Now, the box claims that your skin will look brighter and more even after six uses in a span of two weeks (i.e., 3x a week). I have noticed a slight difference in the evenness of my skin, but I cannot definitively attribute it to the use of the mask alone. I think it's in large part to the skin regime I've begun recently.
Regardless, I think these masks are great. If you're looking for a relaxing, Vitamin C infused boost to your skincare routine, I'd definitely recommend them.
They are a bit pricey compared to Asian sheet masks. Depending on where you purchase them, you could be looking to pay upwards of $3 per mask. I picked up my first box at Shoppers Drugmart for close to $20 and then I picked up my second box at Target for $12.97.
Now, the box claims that your skin will look brighter and more even after six uses in a span of two weeks (i.e., 3x a week). I have noticed a slight difference in the evenness of my skin, but I cannot definitively attribute it to the use of the mask alone. I think it's in large part to the skin regime I've begun recently.
Regardless, I think these masks are great. If you're looking for a relaxing, Vitamin C infused boost to your skincare routine, I'd definitely recommend them.
They are a bit pricey compared to Asian sheet masks. Depending on where you purchase them, you could be looking to pay upwards of $3 per mask. I picked up my first box at Shoppers Drugmart for close to $20 and then I picked up my second box at Target for $12.97.
Have you tried the new Garnier masks yet? What's your favourite mask to use? x
Pricing & Availabilty:
$12.97 - $19.99 | 6 pack | Where Garnier products are sold
Awesome review! I've been really curious about these, I have tried any sheet masks before.
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nice review ..would love to try then
ReplyDeleteim such a fan of asian sheet masks, i never go for anything else! esp since they only cost about $1 each.
ReplyDeleteI managed to get these for $0.99 each in the clearance section at Shoppers! I haven't used them yet, but I'm a rebel too and leave them on for 20 minutes as well ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat's your new skin regime? Please share, your skin is amazing.
ReplyDeleteAw thanks! I will do a post on it asap! Although, I just recently had a bit of a breakout on my hair line from a hair product I used. I should've learned my lesson because it has happened before >_<
ReplyDeleteThat's SUCH a good deal! I saw singles selling for $2 at Walmart, but $0.99 is a steal!
ReplyDeleteI know! It's hard to resist those -- plus they feel so awesome on the skin x
ReplyDeleteThey're super refreshing on the skin :) x
ReplyDeleteI've only gotten into sheet masks recently, typically I just used clay masks or peel-off masks, but sheet masks are wonderful haha :) x
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