100% Cruelty-Free – Montagne Jeunesse Sea Splash Peel Off

Hi there! Today’s short post is about Montagne Jeunesse’s Sea Splash Peel Off face mask with Dead Sea salt and seaweed.

This mask promises “a deep cleansing for a revitalising boost”, and it is exclusive to Primark where I bought it for 90p. 🙂

How’s the mask? I think this mask is almost an exact duplicate of Montagne Jeunesse’s Black Seaweed mask. The only difference is the colour. The Black Seaweed mask is black, whilst the Sea Splash mask is almost transparent with a blueish tint.

To be more specific – this mask is OK. It didn’t make a visible difference to my skin, but I’m sure it did cleanse my pores. I don’t think the mask smells great – I’d describe the smell as swamp-like.

I wouldn’t buy this face mask again, but if you’d like to try it, head to Primark! Montagne Jeunesse’s Sea Splash Peel Off face mask is certified cruelty-free. It carries the Leaping Bunny logo, and it’s approved by the Vegetarian Society.

Mrs Strawberry Blonde

100% Cruelty-Free – Montagne Jeunesse Wild Strawberry Peel Off Face Mask

Hi there! Over the past few weeks I’ve reviewed quite a few Superdrug face masks. So I think it’s time for another Montagne Jeunesse face mask!

Now meet Montagne Jeunesse Wild Strawberry Peel Off with natural wild strawberry and rhubarb extracts.

This mask is a peel-off mask. You apply it, you let it dry for about 15 to 20 minutes, then you peel it off, and then you rinse off any residue.

How’s this mask? I think it’s alright. It’s just as good as any other peel-off mask.

However, I don’t love the fragrance. The rhubarb scent is quite strong, and the strawberry note is cloyingly sweet. I wouldn’t buy this face mask again – but that’s only because I don’t care for its fragrance.

If you’d like to try this mask, you can pick it up for £1 (give or take a few pence, depending on where you shop) at Poundstores, Boots, Asda, pharmacies, etc. This mask carries the Leaping Bunny logo – it’s certified cruelty-free!

Mrs Strawberry Blonde