After running out of my REN Glycolactic Radiance Renewal Mask, I
fancied trying something a bit different (I am pretending to be a blogger after
all) and picked up the Elemis Papaya Enzyme Peel. This mask uses
Papaya and Pineapple fruit enzymes to brighten and clarify the skin while using
more soothing ingredients like Milk Protein and Marine algae to moisturise and
repair the skin. This is actually the first Elemis product I’ve tried so I had
high hopes.
The first thing I
noticed when I started using this mask was the amazing smell – I’ve found that
very few products I’ve bought recently actually smell like the ingredients so I
was pleasantly surprised when this did actually smell like papaya (if you’ve
had a look at my recent empties posts, I’m sure you’ll have gathered that I’m a
fan). I left this on for just under 15 minutes as the mask recommends and wiped
it off using a flannel to brighter looking skin. My pores looked smaller; my
skin tone looked more even which made my skin look clearer and my skin felt
clean but still hydrated and comfortable. To compare it with the REN
Glycolactic Mask, I would say that this mask feels like a slightly milder
baby sister while giving similar results making it the perfect option for those
with more sensitive skin. The prices are very similar with the REN mask sitting
at £30 and Elemis mask sitting at £29.50 on Look Fantastic (full price this is
£31).
I’ve definitely been impressed with this little Elemis number and next time I see a gap in my skincare shelf (or I’m feeling a bit spendy) I’ll be heading over the Elemis counter.
Sounds like a good mask, will have to try it out someday
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Definitely worth a try! x
DeletePapaya sounds sooo good on the skin! :)
ReplyDeleteEvery Day In Grace
It's lovely! x
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