Pink Edition

The packaging makes for easy and precise dispersal of product, but the 90ml feels more like a travel size than a full product. Especially at the price of $22.99CDN. After some research I learned the regular product comes in a larger size, the limited "pink edition" is only available in 90ml.

The text on the front is simple and easy to read but uses a lot of words that became off as confusing for someone like myself who isn't very educated on skin care. Luckily the back has the information I was looking for laid out in simpler terms.

The texture feels like shaving gel. It comes out like a cream but thickens into a rich
mousse. It is easy to spread across the skin evenly, and can be built upon itself if desired. It doesn't dry down or get tight on the face. The mask isn't really pink, despite that being a big claim on the tube, rather it's white with the faintest hint of a pastel pink.

The scent reminds me of the sweet grass braids we used to have at the cottage. Its a gentle but noticeable fragrance that invoked major nostalgia. The scent did linger on my skin for a little while but dissipated within a few minutes.

My skin was left feeling clean, but neither dry nor moisturized. I didn't notice any reduction in pore size or skin redness. I will have to keep using it to see longer term results, but overall I felt like this mask was a nice treat for myself but not one I was incredibly impressed by.