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Tue May 19, 2009 2:04 am  |
What exactly is the ingredient that makes it heat??
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Wed May 20, 2009 6:03 am |
| bombshellbella wrote: |
What exactly is the ingredient that makes it heat??
Thanks! |
The ingredient in the Biore mask is zeolite... but that's all I know!
Wouldn't steaming your face and then applying a regular mask be comparable? |
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Fri May 22, 2009 5:00 am |
Ohhh, thanks, I just found this too:
Milk and Honey Self-Heating Mask
Just like at the spa! This mask is non-drying, meaning it will remain wet on your skin, and not dry out like other masks. This is particularly useful for dry and sensitive skin types. The honey and milk in this formula help to slough off dead cells, revealing fresh, radiant skin. As you apply the mask, you will sense a gentle heating. Relax and enjoy!
Wet Ingredients:
4 teaspoons liquid glycerin
2 teaspoons propylene glycol
1 teaspoon polysorbate 20
3 drops rose absolute (optional)
Dry Ingredients:
1 teaspoon white kaolin clay
2 teaspoons bentonite OR red kaolin or rhassoul clay
1 teaspoon honey powder (at the grocery store)
1 teaspoon milk powder, pulverized*
*to pulverize milk, push powder through a tight-meshed sieve.
Process:
Combine all wet ingredients in a small glass bowl or jar. Set aside. Combine dry ingredients in a medium glass or stainless bowl by sieving all materials through a tight-mesh screen.
Combine wet and dry ingredients using a whisk. Keep leftovers refrigerated
in a sterile airtight container. Toss after 2 days, if unused.
---- I just really like the way self heating masks feel... --- |
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