No diet on planet earth can ever forbid you to have this kind of dessert. dear Klairs, Youthful Glow Sugar Mask is a sweet treat for your skin and is delicious to… spread.
Multi-function, sweet and delightful. dear, Klairs Youthful Glow Sugar Mask ticks some boxes that you wouldn’t in skincare.
dear Klairs, Youthful Glow Sugar Mask: product & packaging
This skin treatment by dear, Klairs is a 2-in-1 that works as a face mask and as a face scrub. It comes in a white and salmon-pink jar (110g) with a protective lid and spatula. Jar and box, in pure dear, Klairs’ style, are matching in colour and design. See the jar silhouette on the front of the cardboard package…
Formula
Cleansing, exfoliating, brightening (to me) and moisturising. This sugar mask combines more products and functions in one skin-friendly solution. The formula is vegan, 4 big-free and low irritant PH level. dear, Klairs Youthful Glow Sugar Mask is packed with antioxidants (Vitamin E, grapefruit and raspberry extracts), moisturising ingredients (shea butter, raspberry oil and jojoba oil) and cleansing and exfoliating agents (kaolin and sucrose), plus calamine with its anti-inflammatory action. Kaolin is quite a familiar presence in purifying clay masks, but it doesn’t strip away your natural moisture, and the same happens with sucrose.
Texture and scent
Everything in this product speaks of its sweetness. the colour code, of course, but particularly its texture and scent. It’s immediately evident at first glance: the crystally texture reminds one of sugary confectionery. You can see and feel the sugar crystals on your skin. It’s a fondant pinky cream with a grainy and viscous composition that looks compact in the pot but starts to melt as you massage it and fuse with your body temperature. Its low melting point makes this sugar mask easy to wash off. The scent is a mixture of comforting butter, sugar and a light fruity note in the background. Not exactly like a macaroon, but more like a spreadable Danish biscuit for your skin.
How to use dear, Klair sugar scrub
As a nourishing mask, apply dear Klairs, Youthful Glow Sugar Mask with the help of the spatula and spread it gently without rubbing it. Let it sit for 10 minutes, then wash off with warm water. To use it straight from the jar as an exfoliator, apply it on cleansed, wet skin with dry hands and massage it in circular motions. Then rinse it off.
PROS:
- it’s multi-purpose (2-in-1, exfoliator and mask);
- vegan and eco-friendly;
- delicate with most skin types;
- easy to use (both ways);
- it contains natural ingredients;
- has a light aroma;
- comes with a spatula (more hygienic);
- doesn’t dry the skin;
- gives extra moisture;
- leaves the skin smoother and suppler.
CON:
- it may feel too harsh on dry areas (used as an exfoliator).
dear Klairs, Youthful Glow Sugar Mask is a 2-in-1 skincare product with 3 actions in one, and it costs $24 online at Wishtrend. This sweet mask is a joy for all human senses, but – as spontaneously you may ask yourself – is it as good a facial exfoliator as a good face mask? It isn’t a cheap question, after all. Many promises led to high expectations, especially mine. So I wondered if I could feel the hydration after scrubbing my skin, and how to wash off a sticky mask.
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The Youthful Glow Sugar Mask actually exfoliates and leaves my skin softer, smoother and brighter – at least in my opinion. And it did wash off effortlessly both when used as a mask and as a face scrub. Warm water makes the job even more pleasurable! The sole objection I may put forward is the intensive exfoliating action, which requires you to be extra delicate on your dry areas. As you rub the mask onto your skin, the texture will start to melt, but still, I must recommend a softer touch. As a mask, I can feel the hydration and the suppleness afterwards.
I may have found a sweet BFF for my combo skin, and I think you may agree with me. I only wish this jar were bigger. I won’t gain any extra calories from it, so I keep spreading it.
Valentina Chirico aka Valens
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