Nutrimetics Mineral Masque review!

Hey guys!

I have been using a mask religiously for the last couple years that I thought I would share with you. I have only tried a few masks around but have definitely found the Nutrimetics Mineral Clay Masque the best.  It has really helped me clear my skin as it is quite acne proned and I can really tell when I haven't used it for a while.  I usually apply it once a week for about 20 minutes all over my clean face and a bit down my neck and then wash it off with a flanalette and some warm water.  I then follow up with a toner and a moisturiser.  This pattern seems to have worked the best for me as when I use it to often my skin can get quite dry and if I use it less than once a week I tend to start to break out.




 I highly recommend it for any skin type and for anyone looking for a good mask.  It is very affordable and honestly lasts forever! I've had the same 50ml packet for about two years and have used it every week for the last 6 or so months and quite a often for the year or so before that and only just starting to run a bit low.

https://www.nutrimetics.co.nz/portal/Skincare/Classic_Care/Nutrimetics_Mineral_Masque_125ml.aspx

Just thought I would tell you about an amazing product! Comment below your favourite masks! Would love to experiment around! 

This is in no way sponsored.

I have made quite a long list of blog posts to do so stay tuned! Lots to come.

See you until next time!

Megan Cook 😘

Comments

  1. alice16 September 2015 at 10:53

    I'm always looking for face masks that will help with my skin, it's so acne prone! Definitely want to give this a try!

    The Velvet Black // UK Style & Beauty Blog

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