https://www.beautybulletin.com/ https://www.beautybulletin.com/tea-tree-healing-silk-cellulose-mask-sheet/discussions/12067/ https://www.beautybulletin.com/tea-tree-healing-silk-cellulose-mask-sheet/discussions/12067/ Tea tree is great for acne prone skin, it helps to heal, and also works as an antibacterial. Just take the cloth mask out, align the holes with your eyes, nose and mouth, it doesnt usually fit perfectly, but just match up as best you can. Sit back and relax! ]]> Wed, 28 Aug 2013 08:49:57 +0000 https://www.beautybulletin.com/tea-tree-healing-silk-cellulose-mask-sheet/discussions/7954/ https://www.beautybulletin.com/tea-tree-healing-silk-cellulose-mask-sheet/discussions/7954/ I am a sucker for all skin care products that promises to reduce pimples and blemishes. So when I discovered this face mask, developed by a Korean dermatologist, I stopped dead in my tracks while browsing the isles of my local Dischem store. I have to say that when it comes to my skin, I love using anything that contains lots of Tea Tree Oil, as I find it calms my skin and reduces blemishes and red spots almost instantly. So of course I needed to try this! This mask is unlike anything I have ever used. The silk mask sheet is drenched in a serum that does wonders for my skin, and fits perfectly on the face, with cut-outs big enough for the mouth and eyes. The serum itself has a really fresh smell to it ( unlike the strong smell you get from Tea Tree Oil) and after soaking it all up for about 20 minutes, my face was bright, fresh and felt so smooth. My skin felt calm, and all red marks were gone by the time I removed the mask and patted in the remaining serum. I have been using this twice a week ( as indicated on the packet) and will do so for the remainder of the month as I find it really makes a difference. I always trust Korean beauty products, after all, they were the ones who made the amazing BB Cream the cult product that it is known as today. ]]> Tue, 12 Mar 2013 17:18:48 +0000