| | Description | | Designed for Hollywood’s entertainment, music, fashion and award industries for camera ready soft glowing skin. A 10 minute professional quality mud mask for men and women. Dredged off the coast of southern France, home to glamorous Cannes, St. Tropez and Monaco. Glamglow is an amazing rapid gentle exfoliant mud mask for men and women, high in ancient volcanic pumice rock, super antioxidants and minerals. Glamglow activates moisturizing 'collagen synthesis', revitalizing complexion for illuminating, brighter radiant skin. Penetrates and softens wrinkles and fine lines leaving the skin smooth, supple, glamorous and glowing. Glamglow helps correct discoloration and improve skin's texture. | | | | | GlamGlow really pushes that it's a staple amongst celebrities, since celebrities MUST be beauty geniuses to look that good on a magazine cover (Photoshop, wha? Makeup artist, who?). The jar, shiny and black in all its glory reminds me of those tinted SUVs with their shiny, spinning hubcaps cruising Sunset Blvd on a Friday night. If you love yourself some Hollywoodland, then packaging alone could fake bake your mind into thinking you'll achieve Katy Perrydom after using this mask.When reality sets in, this is what will happen:1. As you apply it to your face, you'll notice it doesn't spread easily because there are chunks of tea leaves in it. Yes, that's weird to have pieces of leaves stuck to your face, but so is plastering your face in green mud. You get over it. The smell is potently fragrant. This too, you will get over.2. As the mask dries on your skin, it will feel like a green cement casing that gradually turns whiter as it dries. Fielding... | | | | | | Remember that annoying girl in school who thought she was a '10' but really was a '6', at best? And no one had the guts to say it to her face because she was so oblivious and self-absorbed? Well similarly, this is a mediocre clay-based mask that is a victim of its own overhyped "hollywood glam" marketing.The product is overpriced for what it is. Glamglow has an aggressive marketing team who hustles like crazy which is why its so (over-)hyped up. They somehow got this product into all W hotels, so you are inclined to purchase it in your hotel room. $25 for a sample-sized jar. Ridiculous. I saw it in the hotel bathroom when I was on vacation, and couldn't believe it.Upon opening, first thing you notice is the strong scent of artificial green tea. The package promotes green tea in the formula, and yeah, there are bits of leaves in the jar, but then why load it up with a highly fake, non-green-tea-smelling artificial fragrance unless you have something to hide? I... | | | | | | I love the mask. It is powerful to clean my oil skin area, especially the T- shaped area (forehead, nose and jaw) . I expect the price discount and want to buy more. | | | |
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