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Here in the video I’m showing you how the Valentia Skin Care Skin Detoxifying Clay Mask & Eternal Youth Exfoliating Scrub are used and how they make my face feel. My skin is definitely combination with dry patches around my mouth and forehead. The exfoliating scrub smells like sandalwood, lavender and rosemary which is very relaxing. The consistency is slightly gelatinous, but it spreads easily over the face. It helped remove the dry patches and smooth out my face. My skin felt very soft and clean – almost moisturized after rinsing it off.
The Skin Detoxifying Clay Mask smooths on nicely and has a very fruity fragrance. The mask cream may be slightly separated when you receive it so make sure to stir it up with a plastic spoon, wooden stick or your finger before applying. The look of the cream reminds me of french onion dip, but it sure doesn’t smell like it! It contains fruit fiber for exfoliation in addition to the antioxidant ingredient Astaxanthin for skin rejuvenation and repair. It made my face burn at first – to the point of making me tear up a bit. After a few minutes that feeling subsided and I was left with a refreshing sensation on my face. This mask once removed made my face feel polished and tight – probably the pore reduction and skin tightening features.
After I was done I used the True Glow Eye Cream for my fine lines and wrinkles. Then I finished off with a vitamin C + Hyaluronic Acid Serum and vitamin C moisturizer to continue helping my skin’s tone and collagen production.
All in all I liked them both. I don’t think I’ll use them both in the same day like I did here, but I can see myself using them each at least once a week.
You can find these Valentia products on Amazon- Skin Detoxifying Clay Mask & Eternal Youth Exfoliating Scrub & True Glow Eye Cream.
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