The mask looks like a transparent jelly, slightly tinted with a blue pigment. Waiting for the sensation of a slippery, homogenous jellyfish suddenly breaks down against the harsh reality - the jellyfish is sick. Under the fingers instead of a cool slippery substance is a substance consisting of transparent spools, which must be broken with effort, smearing this lumpy mass all over the surface of the face. The first five minutes the mask gives the skin a pleasant chill, and then turns into an impenetrable film. For the first time, putting on too generous a layer, I was frightened: "blue jelly", on the face formed a kind of plastic shell, which I managed to wash away only with the help of three consecutive means. Subsequently, applying this mask a thin layer, I learned to wash it off with water. I do not feel a special freshness from this mask, but humidification and purification are definitely present. In general, I would call the effect of the mask as a rubberization. Three hours after the mask the skin becomes so elastic, tight, springy, like a rubber product. Then this effect slowly comes to naught. Do I recommend a mask to buy? This is quite expensive and controversial product, the use of which can both please and upset. Guarantees for a positive outcome, perhaps, I will not.
