Skin Care Review: Queen Helene Mint Julip Masque

Rating
Excellent

Benefits
Helps dry up acne pimples, rinse away blackheads and shrink enlarged pores.

Drawbacks
Includes sulfur which is a good detoxifier for oily skin but can be an irritant.

Details
I bought QHMJM recently while hunting around in the skin care section of my local drugstore. I was looking for something to help balance my skin now that the heat and humidity have come back to the east coast. I'm a 'normal-to-oily,' more correctly classified as combination skin, and I occasionally suffer from breakouts near my chin. I decided to purchase a clay mask to help with the oiliness and breakouts, so I compared several brands at varying prices. For QHMJM's size and the price (huge and cheap!) I didn't think I could go wrong - and it was a good decision! This is a soothing masque, with a refreshing mint scent. The texture is quite thick, similar to toothpaste, and feels cool on contact with the skin. It's a fun green color - like you'd expect a mask to be - and dries quickly as it draws oil and impurities from your pores. The directions say to leave it on for 15 minutes, which is what I did the first time. The second time I left it on longer for more of a "spa" treatment. Product rinses off easily with water, and I use a wash cloth to gently remove any residue. Follow this up with your moisturizer to keep the healthy glow.

Conclusions
QHMJM is a winner, visibly tightened my pores and left my skin smooth and soft.

Price (paid by reviewer)
$4

Where to find it
Drugstore