Brightening Treatment, 13 Jan. 2016

This mask is intensely fragranced, and fragrance is never good for the skin and is known to cause irritation. The amount of camphor and witch hazel water in this is also problematic, because the Witch hazel water is about 14% alcohol, and at that level can cause damage to the skin and is very drying. Camphor is also another potential skin irritant..The clay and plant oil in here are confusing as clay absorbs oil, so this is best for combination to oily skins, while plant oils are better for drier skins. This product is trying to be a mask for all skin types, which further adds to its problems. You would be much be better looking for a fragrance free mask based on your skin type.The company was owned by Avon, I understand the Boots Group now own it. It will be interesting to see what they do with this UK based company.

This review is from: Liz Earle Brightening Treatment Mask 50ml Pump (Personal Care)