A while ago I ordered one of these face masks from Avon. I ordered it from my demo products brochure (I am an Avon rep by the way), at the time there was a really good offer on that meant you could get 3 Planet Spa products for only £3.50. As on it's own at brochure price this usually costs about £4.50, I decided I would definitely stock up and try some of the products the range had to offer. This face mask comes in a red tube as shown in the picture provided by dooyoo. The tube has got 75ml in it and lasts about three or four uses. This smells really gorgeous. The flavour is himilayan goji berry which is something I don't think I'd ever even heard of ...  Read the complete review

I was given this face mask by my mate, she knows I love the Avon Planet Spa stuff and the face mask doesn't suit her skin. It's about £4.50 in the Avon book but you only have to use a bit so I reckon this tube will last quite a long time. It's a clear gel that smells of berries, it's got quite a strong smell when you first open the tube and I thought it might get a bit over powering when I was wearing the mask but it doesn't. It's a proper girly smell and I LOVE it, I usually like the creamy smells of the Planet Spa stuff and this one isn't creamy but it's dead refreshing and smells a bit of summer to me. I left the mask on for about 20 mins ...  Read the complete review

I bought the planet spa himalayan goji berry facemask by avon as part of a deal. I recieved three items for £6, which I thought was good, I also bought the body was and body lotion from the same range. The 75ml tube is a pinky red colour which is the same as the gel inside, has the instructions on the back it lots of languages (little hard to read as it's so small and is black against dark pink), a description of the product on the front and the plant spa logo in white. The gel itself is easily squirtable but not to runny it goes everywhere. Having never smelt a goji I am unsure if it smell like one. However, it smells kind of like watermelon to me, gentle ...  Read the complete review