Loreal Pure Clay Masks.

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Dana E.

Nov 16, 2016

Dana E.

Has anyone tried these?! I want all three of them!

The black one is for brightening
Red for exfoliating
Green is to "purify"

Leuca S.

Nov 17, 2016

Leuca S.

Really they're just clay masks. They don't have enough skin-beneficial ingredients to do any lasting good for your skin even if you leave them on for a long time (which you shouldn't have them on quite that long), and on top of that they have added fragrance. You can make a more basic but just as effective skin clearing mask at home for a fraction of the cost with aztec clay. The immediate cosmetic benefits might be nice but I don't think these are worth your money.

It's a shame because L'Oreal is a massive company and surely has a team of scientists that could create a more comprehensive formula than clay, water, plant oil, film former and fragrance

Dana E.

Nov 17, 2016

Dana E.

Thank you Charlie!

Thanks Leuca! Yeah being that they're inexpensive I was wondering how effective they actually are, so there's that. Lol thanks!

Leuca S.

Nov 17, 2016

Leuca S.

That's not to say if you just enjoy the aesthetic feel of using them that it's going to really hurt you, but from a purely pragmatic standpoint I think you could do better. :)

NiK I.

Nov 17, 2016

NiK I.

I actually bought all 3 of the masks the only one I wasn't fully in love with is the red one I can't remember what it's called but I wouldn't rebuy it.

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