I do masks occasionally. Trouble is there are so many to choose from. BBW for example has wayyy too many choices and is getting 'too label ho' for me lately.
So, I bought a Mudd 5 Minute Masque for $3.99 @ CVS. On special for $1.00 off. It's functional, does it's job well and affordable.
Used to buy green clay at the health food store, put it in a shaving mug, mix in some water and apply it with a shaving brush. Too much work.
Other than the Body Shop's Tea Tree mask, which is a necessity in these times of bio hazards, fancy pricey label ho masks can go the way of C O Bigelow...total ripoff.

Jeff....

Not sure if you know, is the Mudd mask for all skin types?

Jeff is the resident skin care expert - I bet he knows!

Original Mudd and Mudd Spa Line 5 Minute Masque are Nineteen Feefties technology masks.
That means they dry on your face and contract it like a boa constrictor! Don't even think about talking on the phone while doing a Mudd mask. Because in a few minutes you will not be able to move your face.
Mudd is an excellent product. Sure does pull all the crap out of your skin. I'd recommend the Spa Line 5 Minute version for all skin types. It washes of rather well with a cool 'warsh' cloth and leaves the skin remarkably fresh and glowing.

I just used the murad exfoliating fruit enzyme skin mask. it burned like hell, but afterward my skin felt really really soft, even after just one usage. we'll see how it holds up over a few weeks.

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Originally posted by Jeff:'warsh' cloth

Gaah! My father says "warsh" cloth and it drives me crazy!

my friend's dad says warshington...it drives me nuts...not that i'm really around him enough to hear him say warshington that much, but knowing that he says it drives me insane

Ah hahahaha You guys are so funny.
That's what makes this board so great.
I don't really say 'warsh' either. My cousin from New Hampshire gave me that one. She also said AM-UND instead of almond.
President Kennedy was from Mass and used to say CUBER instead of Cuba. Brits do this also.
Substitute teachers used to call students Linder, Wander and Marsher. I developed my evil sense of humor in 3rd grade. Now in 2006, substitute teachers have to worry about students selling guns in class. Scary, huh?
Like maybe Shakker-K'Wanderleisher is cracked out in study hall.
I am into bathroom words now, for obvious reasons. And call it the bahhhhhth room, the lavvy, the loo, or..do you need to spend a penny? Does anyone who is Eyetalian know what a SKEVOLZ is?