Green Tea Mask Stick Review ✨ Is it as good as it says on the internet!??

  

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Green Hills' Green Tea Mask Stick!

💚What is Green Tea Mask Stick?

Green Tea Mask Stick contains green tea extract, vitamin E and glycerin! Green tea extract deeply cleanses the face, controls oil, nourishes the skin, and improves skin condition. wash off.

💚 Pros:

- Inexpensive

- Clean

- Easy to use/apply

- Back skin feels great

💚 Cons:

- Left skin feels dry

- Not crazy results like the internet claims! Don't forget the MESS factor. (Other masks end up on my hands, neck, hair, and generally all over the sink 😂)

This viral online mask is also just $9.99, but most typical mud masks range from $15 to $50. Range. So we say really budget friendly.

However, after removing it, my skin felt a little dry.

I have fairly dry skin, so I think this mask is best for combination/oily skin.

💚Skin tip:

✨Be sure to wash your face with lukewarm water! Hot water can actually dry out the skin and damage the skin wall, while cold water will seal the cast and stop the product from working.

✨Afterwards, use your normal skincare routine unless the product tells you otherwise.

Do green mask sticks get rid of pimples?

Removes dirt, excess sebum and toxins from the skin that cause cracks and pimples. It can lock in these nutrients and remove all impurities from the skin. V Beauty Green Tea Mask Stick, Green Mask Stick Blackhead Remover..

In person I will not recommend this product at all.

Winter Skin Care: Keeping Skin in Top Condition During Cold, Dry Winters  The bitter cold  and dry indoor air of winter can leave skin in less than ideal conditions. Keep your skin healthy, hydrated, and looking its best all season long with these winter skin care tips. It takes  a little  time and effort because the protective barrier conditions are very demanding. The skin is exposed to the elements: cold air, strong winds, the sun reflecting off the snow. 

Low humidity is common in cold weather, and every second robs your skin of moisture. And the inside is blown with dry heat.   No wonder our skin is often dry, scaly and itchy. And when dryness sets in, the skin cracks and bleeds easily. Women in  winter coats and hats.   These tips will help you avoid unpleasant and unsightly results and keep your skin healthy and happy during the winter months.  

1. Stay hydrated. The natural oils your skin produces also help protect and keep it healthy. Avoid long baths or showers and don't wash your body too often. If you use lukewarm water instead of hot water. After bathing or showering, pat dry and moisturize damp skin Bring moisture to your home. The Mayo Clinic recommends using a humidifier to prevent indoor heat from drying out. Available in portable or desktop models, or models that integrate with your existing heating system. Moisture in the air is absorbed by the skin.  Add moisture from the inside. 

2. Increase your water intake to keep your skin hydrated. 

3.  Don't forget your sunscreen. Just because it's cold outside doesn't mean the sun isn't affecting your skin, says Bingham Memorial Hospital. The sun reflecting off the snow means UV rays are hitting you from a different angle. 

4. Moisturizes your skin. Switch to an oil-based moisturizer in winter. your skin will appreciate it. Consider a deep, overnight moisturizing treatment that can help particularly dry areas such as hands, feet, elbows, knees, and lips. Cover with cotton gloves and socks to keep the moisture in overnight. 

5.  Replace the cleaner. This winter, it's a good idea to replace your current body wash with a moisturizing cleanser that's more hydrating, especially if it contains drying ingredients like glycolic or salicylic acid.