This is the Osea Red Algae Mask which is supposed to rescue problem skin. I already have a little bit of it on because I just tried to make this review. I'm just going to show you how it looks. And so this product is cruelty free, vegan, gluten free, made in the USA. I love this because it is some nice glass packaging and I love that it doesn't waste plastic. It is supposed to eliminate excess oil and drought impurities and is ideal for blemished skin. It is supposed to apply a thin layer to clean skin, leave on 10-20 minutes and then rinse or you can use it my personal favorite way as an overnight spot treatment on blemished areas. And I find that really works well and I don't often really like it as a mask because I find it is very fragrant. It smells like very strongly of herbs and essential oils and it stings my skin just a little bit. I think that might be because of the fragrance but I do really like this. It's amazing for spot treatment. Bye!

So let's get into this Osea red algae mask. This is supposed to decongest your face and purify it It's targeted towards those of us who do have acne prone skin or tend to get some blackheads It's formulated with red French clay that is supposed to draw everything out but not strip your skin's barrier I like it because there was a tingle to it, but it didn't feel like my skin was tightening but my skin felt amazing afterwards

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