Showing posts with label miss spa. Show all posts
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Monday, March 20, 2017

Miss Spa Exfoliating Foot Booties Review *update*


You can purchase these at Ulta for $6.99. 

These booties use glycolic acid, salicylic acid and plant extracts to dissolve away dead skin. They are free of parabens, artificial dyes, fragrance and sulfates and are not tested on animals. It is designed to have your feet start to peel to get rid of the rough, dead skin.

When I used these, I put them on for the full 90 minuets, they were super cold! I did put a pair of sock on over them and than just relaxed and caught up on the DVR. They smelled like rubbing alcohol and my feet felt like they were tingling. After the 90 min my feet felt immediately soft. It did melt off my toe nail polish though. After about 2 days my feet did start peeling. Its been a week and my feet are still peeling. I will update this with my final thoughts after the peeling subsides.

Would I purchase? Not sure yet

I am NOT happy with this product. My feet peeled for about 8 days and than they were just so unbelievably dry. It has taken multiple days of applying lotion several times a day to get my feet to even be somewhat normal. 

Would I purchase? No!


Monday, February 6, 2017

Miss Spa Oxygenating Bubble Mask Review


You can purchase this face mask at Ulta for $6.99

This face mask is a self- activating creme mask that turns into bubbly foam when applied to the skin. It claims to leave your skin feeling hydrated, revitalized and healthy. It uses white tea extract as well as Pineapple to revitalize dull, tired skin. 

This mask was really fun but it did have a strong chemical scent. It had a very refreshing feel when it was on my face and foaming up. It did foam up very quickly. I did not, however, not notice any difference to my skin.

Would I purchase? No


Monday, October 3, 2016

Miss Spa Tone Hydrogel Facial Mask Review

I picked this mask up for sale at Ulta for $3.99 and I do not believe that they still sell this particular mask. Its original price was $7.99. 
This face mask claims to help skin appear more sculpted and contains Vitamin C and plant extracts. The hydrogel is designed to target loss of skin firmness for a fresher, youthful appearance. It is sulfate, paraben, fragrance, and artificial dye free. Also, it is not tested on animals. 
This mask is a 2 piece mask. One piece for the top half of your face and one half for the bottom half of your face. You leave this mask on for 30 minuets on a clean dry face. 
Out of all the sheet masks I have tried over the course of this year year, I have determined that hydrogel masks are my favorite. 
This mask however, was the least saturated mask I have ever used. It was in two pieces which is ok but not my favorite to apply. It was fragrance free which was nice. After the 30 minuets on my face the mask was almost completely dry, with nothing left on my skin to massage in. My face felt firmer and looked brighter. 

Would I repurchase? Yes, but only if I find it on sale again