Style-Krush

It's hard to even think and reflect on the fact that we're onto the 2nd month in such a short period of time. I literally have no clue where January went, I feel as if I didn't do much last month aside from stressing about what's to come...

1. Sheseido benefiance revitalising face mask - $63

2. Elizabeth Arden peel & reveal revitalising mask - $36

3. Origins GinZing refreshing mask - $23

4. Lancome overnight recovery mask- $65

5. The Body Shop Tea Tree Mask - $15

6. Clinique Turnaround instant facial - $38

7. Pink Clay facial mask - $18

8. H&M face mask - $1.00

Being an avid reader of other beauty and fashion blogs I'm always on the lookout for new products/pieces of clothing or jewellery to try. The great thing about it is that after reading reviews from a couple of bloggers it either leaves me excited to purchase the product... or not and I personally feel it's good to know back in my mind how that certain product/item worked for the other person. Half of the time I don't end up being disappointed.

As of late I have been going through a lot of stress and my skin, especially the T-zone area has been breaking out like crazy. I have had problematic acne prone skin for about 3 years now but always had control over it and all that but recently the breakouts are increasing and I am experiencing very bad scaring.

I have used various masks and that felt like they work but after a few days my skin goes back to feeling 'fat' and whatnot. I've been eating healthy and have salads at most thrice a week, I workout and sleep 7-8 hours each night so I am not totally sure why this is happening right now.

Above are some of the facial masks that I find quite interesting after doing a bit of research, I really like what each and every one of them is said to do for your skin, most importantly I would really like to try the Pink Clay one seeing as it is said to be 100% natural with no additional artificial colours nor scents, very similar to the Body Shop one. I actually have easy access to most of these items it is just a matter of whether they are in stock at my work place or not... I shall later show you which one I will set my mind on and probably do a quick demonstration as well

I have been using this exfoliating wash for a little over a month now, I was very excited to use it and hoped it would clear my face but in all actuality all that happened is that my skin was left with dry (patches) around the cheek area. I was kind of disappointed since it's supposed to do good things. For me I just felt like it didn't make much of a difference. I definitely wont be purchasing this beauty product again; or at least not anytime soon. I used it regularly, a few days a week, sometimes even both morning and night. The dryness may have been a reaction due to maybe over excessive use of the exfoliator especially since it contains crushed apricot stones. Maybe that is the thing that caused the dryness and rough feeling of my skin after each wash.
Anyway, it just didn't work for me, but it might do the opposite for someone else. Don't mind my review, this is just an opinion of one individual, feel free to try it out and if you happen to have oily skin, especially in the T-zone and somehow the exfoliating wash works for you, please do let me know.

That's about it, please let me know below what you think of these, I still need to work on what I will be including in these sorts of posts. But I hope you enjoyed this one and hopefully it was helpful to someone.