Night Face Mask with Retinol Complex & Tan Effect James Read Sleep Mask Face Retinol Gradual Tan
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Age:
18+
Brand: James Read
Line: gradual
Product Type: face mask
Product Properties: moisturizing, nourishment
Ingredients: hyaluronic acid, retinol
When To Use: night
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Skin Type: all types
Country: Great Britain
Made in: Great Britain
Experts at James Read are true gurus in the creation of premium self-tanning products with the utmost benefits for the skin. The Night Face Mask from the Gradual Tan series is formulated with a unique blend including retinol, providing a superb light tan and lifting effect in just one night. This beauty product is also an excellent anti-aging care for all skin types.
Features of James Read Sleep Mask Face Retinol Gradual Tan:
- Easy and even application;
- Gives the skin a rich golden hue;
- Evens out skin texture and complexion;
- Excellent skin tightening effect;
- Makes face contours and oval more defined;
- Enhances elasticity and firmness;
- Restores smoothness and softness to the skin;
- Provides a natural glow with a summer tan effect;
- Suitable for problematic skin;
- Does not irritate the sensitive skin around the eyes.-
Gently exfoliate your face with any exfoliating product. Using your fingers, apply a thin layer of the product to clean, dry skin on your face and neck. Be sure to carefully cover the hairline, neck, and shoulder areas. Wash your hands thoroughly afterwards. Avoid contact with water for 8 hours. After 8 hours, rinse off the product to reveal beautifully glowing, golden skin.
Reviews about Night Face Mask with Retinol Complex & Tan Effect
I have used the face spray from this same brand and was extremely satisfied. It had a light shade, no streaks, and no reddish face in the morning. However, I must say that this night mask is not that great. I apply it very thinly and evenly, yet I still wake up with yellow-brown patches. I am considering mixing it with my face cream to see if it helps. I recommend trying the spray instead and avoiding the hassle.