Have you ever heard of a gel mask? Nope, me neither. I am just absolutely surprised by this mask- it is in a gel form that feels like a thin silicon film. It is non-oily, non-sticky but just stays put on your face. Once it sticks onto your face, you can feel it cooling down your skin immediately and I suppose the gel texture helps it to seal the vitamins into your skin for best results.

It is pumped with Vitamin A that soothes your skin and cools down the irritation and redness. I can't even begin to explain how wonderful this mask is- looks like I won't be steering away from this one for long! Vitamin A is also a wonderful product for the healing of the skin. The product also claims to hydrate your skin and my skin really felt like it was drinking up the moisture. Best part? It is non-greasy.

The mask also has a unique ingredient: Alaskan Glacier Water. It's supposed to be fresh water with mild alkaline PH that's enriched with oxygen, minerals and ions. You have to be delicate and careful when putting on the mask though, as it is of a gel texture, it breaks and tears easily. But once that mask is on, your skin is definitely being pampered.

This mask sheet is recommended for people with complex to oily skin. It contains minerals from the sea which helps to balance the skin by keeping it moisturized but yet controlling the oil at the same time. It does contain alcohol, but I don't feel like the smell is overpowering or anything like that.

I particularly like the mask sheet itself. A lot of mask sheets have small slits or holes if you will that is difficult to stretch along the face. But this sheet was thin and easy to attach and it didn't feel uncomfortable at all compared to other mask sheets. Perhaps it was the material of the sheet or just the overall lightness that I felt.

The mask was cooling and definitely refreshing. You can feel it cooling your skin even after 15 minutes of application. To be honest, it felt a lot more like aloe or cucumber opposed to sea vegetable, which is an added bonus since 'sea vegetable' doesn't sound very appealing. After detaching and patting the excess liquid into my skin, I felt my face plump full of moisture without being sticky or greasy. My face did look more refreshed I personally think it helped cool down the irritated parts of my skin.

Bottom line is, I would most definitely buy this again and stock up to use it regularly. It's a good mask, not too rich nor oily, to help maintain your complexion!

The Fresh Juice C Cream is a moisturizing cream that has Vitamin-C deriatives engineered into the it, and we all know that vitamins are always good for the skin. It's a light, gel-like cream that is not sticky nor oily and is perfect for hot weather or to use as a day cream.



It has a nice, refreshing citrus smell and the product boasts to lighten your skin. While I have naturally fair skin, I do not notice my skin transforming any whiter, but rather, more vibrant and radiant. Say goodbye to dull skin! I suppose the vitamins wake up the skin in a good way. This is definitely a good product to maintain your skin, not to make it any whiter.


It actually is really good at hydration and it absorbs really quickly into the skin, leaving your skin smooth and supple without any residue. I would continue using this as a day cream during the summer as it really does give me a brighter complexion and I love the texture of the gel. Have I also mentioned how absolutely adorable the packaging is? My only gripe about the product is that it's in a jar form, and for a moisturizer/face cream, that's not my personal favorite form.

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