Shaker Alginate Mask 'Charcoal Sebum-Control' La Grace Masque Polluion Control

I discovered these masks at a salon during an anti-cellulite massage with a body wrap. The therapist used a body alginate mask with seaweed, and I was amazed by the results. My keen eye caught the brand name, LaGrace, and I found them on a makeup site. I ordered a few 25g packs for the face and was very pleased. Instead of a shaker, I use a screw-top jar from the pharmacy and apply the mask with a brush, which is more convenient than using a spatula. When I tried mixing it by hand, I ended up with lumps, but using the jar with a lid works perfectly. You definitely need an activator lotion as well.

As for the effect, I fell in love with these masks. I highly recommend everyone try alginate masks for themselves. They even out the skin tone, brighten, tighten pores, bring back a healthy glow, cleanse, and provide a noticeable lifting effect.

I’ve used it once so far, and I liked the effect. It was easy to prepare—25 grams of powder mixed with 100 ml of water. You can easily use an empty glass jar instead of a shaker. My skin felt very hydrated, and my complexion looked more even after just one use. I’m satisfied with it so far.

I initially tried these types of masks at a beautician's, so I was already aware of their amazing effects before ordering. If you mix them in the right proportions and shake instead of stirring manually, it’s very convenient. I used an empty hair mask container, added some water, and estimated 25 grams of the powder—everything turned out great!

The only catch is that these masks deliver incredible results when you cover your whole face, including the eyes and lips—the effect is WOW. It's a bit challenging to do this on your own, but it is possible (from personal experience).

Overall, thank you, and I will definitely be ordering more!

I've been using it for a month, and to be honest, I haven't noticed any effects, unfortunately.

I really liked the mask, and it blends easily for me! I recommend it to all women who have minor skin issues like breakouts, enlarged pores, or uneven skin tone.

Compared to other masks from this brand, this one definitely falls short. It's difficult to mix, has no scent, and its color is an unpleasant gray. It's not bad, but the antioxidant mask from the same brand is much more pleasant.

I'm thrilled with this mask! It has revitalized my combination, porous, and dehydrated skin. It also helps dry out occasional breakouts. I've used it five times already, and I'm continuing the treatment. I can't imagine how I lived without it before!

A lifesaver for the skin in summer. It hydrates but doesn't nourish. After using it, combination skin feels firm and pleasantly cool. Amazing!

If you can apply a mask to your face in 30 seconds, you might want to give this one a try—it sets much faster than other alginate masks. Preparing the mask is hassle-free; it mixes quickly and smoothly without any lumps. I only managed to apply it to half of my face, as the rest solidified in the bowl. Unfortunately, I didn't notice any results, even on the part of my face where I managed to apply it. There was no lifting, no cleansing effect, and no improvement in skin tone, not even temporarily.

After trying out several alginate masks, I decided to purchase this one in a larger quantity. I use it 2-3 times a week, mixing 15g of powder with 60g of water. I set a timer for 30 minutes, apply the mask to my face using a wooden spatula, covering part of my neck, lips, and finally, my eyes. Then, I just relax. I don't feel claustrophobic at all; I really like the mask. The effects are noticeable immediately, and there's also a cumulative effect: my pores are noticeably smaller and cleaner, my face looks fresh, the skin around my eyes is moisturized and firm, and fine lines have disappeared. Of course, preparing and applying it by myself can be a bit challenging, but once you get the hang of it, it's definitely worth it! The photo shows the mask after removal.