Superpower

This is a high-quality 3-clay mask, packed in a metal tube and a nice matte box. The clays are blended with water and glycerin to make it super easy to spread a very thin layer on your face – I used about 4 pea-sized drops for complete coverage of my face, so I'd anticipate getting quite a number of masks out of this tube. The mask starts pink, but dries to a very light color. It's technically eucalyptus scented, but it's extremely mild. You can smell it from the tube, but I couldn't notice any scent when I spread it on my face.It doesn't take very long for it to start drying and having the classic "skin tightening" action of a clay face mask. I left it on for the full 10 minutes, and it didn't completely dry out and flake off, unlike some other masks I've used in the past (I think because of the glycerin). After rinsing the product off, my skin felt clean and stripped of oils (especially my nose pores), but not overly dry.Even though it's less drying than some other clay masks I've used in the past, it's still more drying than just washing with a mild cleanser, so you'll definitely want to follow up with moisturizer. I think it's gentle enough to use every few days without issue, though I definitely wouldn't use it every day.

My daughter has seen overall slow progress with these products. Need to use it for awhile to see if it truly makes a difference. Worth trying.

This is cleverly marketed and made to sound like a very unique and superior clay mask, but it's really pretty average. The first four ingredients are water, kaolin clay, glycerin, and bentonite clay. There are then several thickeners and texture-enhancers, and a couple common brightening ingredients/antioxidants. So this is not a bad mask by any means. Because of the high glycerin content, it's definitely not as drying as some of the other clay masks out there. But it is very very expensive for a mask that isn't really doing anything new or unique, and does not include any unusual or exciting beneficial ingredients. For a mask it's quite petite at only 2.5 ounces, and it retails for $36 on Amazon and $40 on the Blume website. There's really nothing wrong with it, but there is absolutely no reason to spend this kind of money on a very basic clay mask.

I didn't really find there was much scent to this, which is nice for something being so close to my nose. I used a brush to "paint" this mask on my face. I find it is easier to get an even layer doing it that way, plus I don't get the mask all over my hands. The tube is made of metal so I was expecting the mask to just flow out despite stopping pressure. I didn't have that issue which was fantastic, I only got what I needed and no more. The mask itself is pretty refreshing once washed off. I didn't notice much in terms of brightening but it did help remove excess oils and helped even some wrinkles and pores diminish in size. It was surprisingly easy to rinse off, given the three types of clay plus glycerin. While waiting for the mask to dry, it didn't start flaking off like other masks I have used. When I felt my face getting tight from the drying effect, i was ready to clean up a bunch of flakes but that moment never came. My skin tends to be hit or miss when it comes to sensitivity but this didn't cause any adverse reaction aside from the tingling sensation.

This mask has lots of great hydrating ingredients which gives it that softer no crack upon drying feel. I used to think that if a mask dried up and cracked it was a sign of a good mask, you know super pore tightening and sucking up all my oils but that’s not the case. Masks that dry too tight disturb the skin barrier and cause irritation. This masks has lots of moisturizing ingredients to balance out the 3 clays in the formula. My skin feels clean, hydrated and smooth after use.The color is pale pink like calamine lotion. It’s cooling as well. Usually I don’t like to put on anything minty or eucalyptus on my face as I have sensitive skin but this mask did not cause irritation. Its mild licorice or eucalyptus scented but barely noticeable. It’s a very balanced clay mask formula and worth the price. A little goes a long way, this tube will last a long time and the formula is great.

Great clay mask. I was surprise it didn’t dry out my skin. I did this one with my sister as a sort of pampering day and we both have different skin types and we both liked it! I would recommend getting a tube key to use with this one since it’s a metal tube. Get the most out of the product. I already had one on hand. Overall I’m happy with this product!

I really like how moisturizing this clay mask is. I have combination skin with dry cheeks and an oily T-zone and it works well to help even everything out. This mask is thick and has a bit of a clay smell, as expected, but it's not super powerful or overwhelming, which I appreciate. I can't stand smelly stuff near my nose!When you first put it on, it's a pinkish color, but then dries to more of a grayish color. It goes on smoothly and rinses off easily. My skin feels smoother every time I use it!

This is honestly one of the better clay masks that I have tried. I have sensitive, oily skin with the odd dry spot here & there so after seeing the promises this mask makes, I was happy to try it out. One thing I don't really love is that the mask comes in a metal tube, which is usually annoying to deal with-especially with trying to get out every bit of product towards the end of the tube. The mask applies nicely, and has a very light scent which I don't personally like the smell of-but thankfully, it's light! Clay masks usually make a huge mess after they dry up, with flaky bits all over the place but I didn't notice that much with this mask. It was easy to remove as well. It definitely removed the oil from my face, but as my luck & chemical make up would have it-the oil soon came back. But that was to be expected. I would definitely follow up with a moisturizer.