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A peeling mask/ scrub made with vinegar and fermented green barley.
Brand: Innisfree
Size: 4.05Fl. Oz./ 120ml
Average Price: $8
How to use*
Dry skin completely before using (otherwise it won’t work!). Apply pea sized amounts to areas that need to be scrubbed. Roll cream in small circular motions until it begins to pill into little balls. Brush them off as you go and be sure to use a gentle buffing motion. Wash off after 1 minute massage or less. Use no more than twice a week.
Properties
~ Mild scent
~ Milky white color
~ Slight gritty texture
~ Clumpy, sticky consistency but with a bit of watery substance
~ Turns to hardened pills of mask and dead skin when massaged over skin
Pros
~ Deep abrasive peeling
~ Removes dead skin after one use
~ Doesn’t clog pores or cause acne
~ Leaves skin smooth and soft
Cons
~ It may be too abrasive for sensitive skin (please test on a small area first)
~ Too abrasive for undereye skin (may cause skin damage)
Product Results
This is about the most abrasive peel I’ve used from Korea’s products. More of a temporary cream than an actual mask to leave on your face, I love that it’s strong enough for my neck and I can still use it on my face with no problems. It left my skin smooth and helped take away the top layer of dead skin along with my clogged pores and didn’t cause any breakouts. I do recommend going gentle around the eye area to not damage your skin. Overall a great peeling type cream, but for sensitive skin it is probably very abrasive so use gently or not as often.
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