Product Description
Moisturizing and comforting care, perfect for treating the skin to a moisturizing bath leaving the skin intensely nourished
The 50ml Payot Hydra 24 Masque Multi-Hydrating Thirst-Quenching Care had costs me $35 from the Luxasia sale last year. The small size makes it a travel-friendly size in both summer and winter seasons which made sense for me to bring it along for my Bali trip in June this year.
Payot ( from France ) has a wide ranging selection of products, from face, body to mens' products.
Payot Hydra 24 Masque Multi-Hydrating Thirst-Quenching Care has a heavy floral fragrance, which hits you, the moment you open the cap and applies the creamy white mask on skin. The product is said to be developed with hydro-diffusing drip system to enable skin to maintain natural moisture level, as it consolidates skin's defenses against the first signs of aging.
With the bold claims, I thought it would be really really hydrating, even for the driest skin. But well, it did fall short of expectation, because it just isn't for those with the driest type of skin. In fact, I wouldn't call this an emergency mask to rescue parched skin. But it did envelope the skin with a veil of moisture, making the skin soothed and comfortable but that is just it.
I don't feel a marked difference after rinsing off the mask off my face - per recommendation, one is supposed to remove the excess with cotton wool and use a lotion to tone. However, as a personal preference, I prefer my skin to be bare and clean, after all the masking. Because, after all, this mask is slippery, thick and creamy. The remnants would make my skin just a little slimy.
But well, I did not use it the way it was supposed to be used, so perhaps the result may have differ a little. If however, you have tried the recommended method, please do let me know, how the masque has fare for you, in the comments below.
With the bold claims, I thought it would be really really hydrating, even for the driest skin. But well, it did fall short of expectation, because it just isn't for those with the driest type of skin. In fact, I wouldn't call this an emergency mask to rescue parched skin. But it did envelope the skin with a veil of moisture, making the skin soothed and comfortable but that is just it.
I don't feel a marked difference after rinsing off the mask off my face - per recommendation, one is supposed to remove the excess with cotton wool and use a lotion to tone. However, as a personal preference, I prefer my skin to be bare and clean, after all the masking. Because, after all, this mask is slippery, thick and creamy. The remnants would make my skin just a little slimy.
But well, I did not use it the way it was supposed to be used, so perhaps the result may have differ a little. If however, you have tried the recommended method, please do let me know, how the masque has fare for you, in the comments below.
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