SOAP&GLORY THE FAB PORE FACE MASK REVIEW

I feel like it's been aaaages since I lastly did a review and I may have been a bit carried away by the 'Personal' tag. But now I'm back, ready to share my thoughts - like somebody cared haha - on a face mask I haven't really seen anyone talking about. The Soap&Glory The Fab Pore 2-in-1 Pore Purifying Mask & Peel - wow, try to say that five times.


Now, firstly, don't get fool by the 'Peel' in the name: it's a wash off mask and that word is more about peeling as exfoliating rather than 'it will dry on your face like a second skin layer and then you'll be able to remove it with a super high sense of satisfaction'. It's a part of the Fab Pore collection and it's aimed at oily/combination skin. It's packed with Superfruit yuzu and Poreshrink-R complex - like I know what this stuff is - and it claims to purify and exfoliate the skin. The packaging is like always very pretty. We have a glimpse of the usual 50 inspired theme on the box but the tub is all white and clean and modern. The mask itself it's a pretty mint green and it's got some tiny beads to help the scrubbing process. It smells very freshly and this is how it makes your skin feel, which is the reason why I love using it in the morning and hate it in my pamper evenings: it's not a relaxing kind of mask, but more a wake up it's time to shine one. After using it my face feels fresh and clean, super soft and with minimized pores, but it's not a miracle product. I feel like it mattifize your skin at the moment but after a few hours you can see it really hasn't made any long-lasting difference. In the end it's the perfect mask to use in the morning or before an event, just to look and feel better and at a £10 it's a great product. You also get a lot of uses out of a 50 ml tube which is always nice. Let's say it's a good product to have in your stash and o run to when you feel you need a little extra-cleansing, but it's not a miracle worker. I'd definitely repurchase it and I'd recommend you to give it a try if your looking for a 'super clean' feel like mask without breaking the bank. Well, obviously you won't break it if you buy just one product from the range, which is something I can't promise... talking about that, any recommendations?