After about five minutes, the mask felt like it had already dried quite a bit. You can see in the picture that it was starting to flake around my mouth.
I finally peeled the mask off after 10 minutes of wear. It came off in two pieces. As I pulled it off, it felt like a bandage being pulled off the skin, but it wasn't painful. (Sorry for the messy background in the picture.)
Then I washed my face with a warm washcloth and applied moisturizer. Overall, I feel like it lived up to it's claims. ("Will leave skin soft and smooth")
My grandma tried the Avocado and Oatmeal Clay Mask. It claims to draw out excess oil and add Vitamin E to the skin. (This picture is a little blurry; sorry.)
She looks pretty funny with this mask on, hehehe. :) It started drying immediately, and washed off easily with warm water after about 10 minutes.
My grandma's skin looked and felt very smooth. She gave it a thumbs up, and would do it again. I agree. :)
Overall, I think these Freeman masks are nice and did the job. I recommend them. :) Thanks for reading!





