Clay Face Mask "Manuka Honey and Tea Tree Oil" Freeman Feeling Beautiful Deep Clearing Facial Clay Mask + Cleanser, Manuka Honey + Tea Tree

I buy products from this brand quite often. I first heard about their existence about 5 years ago from an American beauty blogger. I was very happy to see them available in this country and not have to deal with shipping. I managed to get my favorites.

I used to think that the anti-stress mask would be my favorite, but later I liked this one with honey just as much.

1. Manuka honey and tea tree oil mask cleanses the pores and dries out inflammation. It does what it claims. Unlike the 4-in-1 mask with apple cider vinegar, it is suitable for people over 30.

The texture is liquidy, similar to sour cream. But it spreads easily. The only downside might be the strong smell of tea tree oil. After using the mask, a moisturizing toner is a must because it tightens the skin.

2. Anti-stress face mask with sea salt. It has a thick clay-like texture, a pleasant smell, and a bright blue color (when the lights are off, you can cross paths with someone with a flashlight in the hallway).

It has a cleansing effect of 4 out of 5, does not dry out the skin, and the feeling of tightness after use is minimal.

3. 4-in-1 face mask "Apple Cider Vinegar" is a very strong mask-scrub. It is unlikely to be suitable for people with dry or mature skin. It has a strong, sharp smell. But all the negatives are outweighed by the incredible cleansing effect. However, it is not suitable for frequent use.

4. Cleansing clay mask.

Thank you!!! The effect is good.

After leaving the mask until it completely dried, the skin became red.

Wonderful mask, cleansed and silky skin. It has saved me more than once.

I really like this mask. I'm already on my fourth tube. It provides additional care and helps mattify my oily skin in the summer, otherwise I shine like a greasy meat pie. It's a mistake to rely on it as the main product that will eliminate shine. Only a properly selected complex care and nutrition will help, otherwise it won't work.

I like this mask. It cleanses well and mattifies the skin. It does dry out the skin, but not excessively. The main thing is not to leave it on the face for too long. I remove it with a sponge or a washcloth. I like all the clay masks from this brand.

I bought this mask for the first time. It works well. It feels pleasant on the skin.

Before this, I bought a clay mask with marine ingredients, good memories. This time I took manuka honey and tea tree. Very disappointed, just terrible. I do not recommend it. I used it 3 times - zero effect!! On the 4th use and beyond, my whole face turns red, as if it's an allergy, and it subsides after 45 minutes, even with the application of cream. I had to throw it away. Money wasted. Although I have never had an allergy to honey or tea tree before. I understand that it's a complete fake. It's all just chemicals. Of course, I will try ordering apple cider vinegar one last time, it is recommended if this brand turns out to be a scam again. Be careful!!

Frivolousness, well honestly. The effect, well, lasts a couple of hours, but the smell is very chemical. I fell for the "made in the USA" label.

Effect from the mask for one day, at least in the summer. I took a sachet and used the entire content at once, although you can stretch it, but I couldn't find a small jar to transfer the mask into. The mask is cream-white in color with a light honey scent. The texture is creamy. The mask doesn't dry quickly on the face, maybe because I applied a thick layer, but generally, regardless of what the manufacturer says, clay masks should not be left until completely dry, otherwise the clay starts to absorb too much moisture from the skin and all the cleansed pores will have to be clogged with cream. I can't say that the pores became very clean, but there is a positive difference. The mask acts gently and is suitable for those with delicate and dry skin, although the manufacturer states it is for oily skin. However, it depends on how it is used - if applied thinly, it can be used on oily skin, and if applied thickly, it can be used on dry skin. Removing the mask is a problem, you need to first wipe it off with a tissue, and then wash off the residue with water and cleanse with a foam cleanser. Tea tree in the composition is either very little or not at all, because it doesn't have a noticeable scent. What can I say about the result:
- It mattifies for one day, but the T-zone becomes shiny on the next day;
- The skin feels just as soft as after any other mask;
- It removes blackheads, but there are more effective products for that;
- It may help with pimples and redness, but not significantly.