Product Description
Special foot mask containing Bergamot extract for a soothing and relaxing effect. Also contain fruit extracts from Grape, Apple, Orange, Lemon and Lime for the extra nourishment
Costing $5.90 in Singapore, this foot mask costs me about $2.90 when I got a friend to get it for me via her business trip to Korea. From face to eyes to hands and now feet, there are masks made for everywhere. But how good is this mask for the feet?
Being my very first foot mask, it certainly sounds like an interesting innovation for busy individuals or lazy people like me. I just like to slap on the mask and enjoy watching a show on TV. Being pressed for time ( we spent more time at work than at home! ), I like multi-tasking bodycare products. I am fine with tedious steps in face care but I prefer multi-tasking products for the body.
It comes packaged in a 2 plastic type socks shaped for the feet, that has to be detached before you slot in your foot in each sheet. In each plastic sock, there is an inner lining made of plastic that feels abit cheap-looking. It feels slightly moist when you slip in your feet. A hassle-free innovation. It has a lovely yummy scent that reminds me of the mandarin oranges we ate during Chinese New Year.
Being just a size 4, the "socks" are too large for my tiny feet and the gap around the calves is ridiculously large that one wonders why there is a need for that. After 30minutes, viola, the soles on my feet does feel slightly softer but not exactly moisturised.
For the record, I usually do a scrub on the feet before donning a mask, so that the dead cells can be removed and the goodness of the mask can be absorbed.
Source : Tony Moly
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