Continuing my quest to rid my face of troublesome blackheads, I have recently been using Boots Tea Tree & Witch Hazel peel off face mask. The main reason that I bought it, to be honest, was that I am currently on a tight budget, and at £2.99 for 50ml, it seemed good value. I spotted it on the shelf in a no-nonsense but attractive clear plastic tube with a light green and blue motif, with “tea tree” and “witch hazel” written clearly down one side. I was familiar with both of these ingredients. Tea tree oil is well known for its anti-microbial properties, having been used for centuries in traditional medicines. Likewise, witch hazel, an extract of the shrub, ...  Read the complete review

Boots Tea Tree + Witch Hazel Peel Off Face Mask is a deep cleaning mask with antibacterial Tea Tree Oil and skin calming Witch Hazel. It's available from Boots stores or online at boots.com at a price of £2.99 for a 50ml tube. Boots say this peel off mask is supposed to keep your skin clear and healthy by grabbing dirt and lifting it out of your pores, helping to remove blackheads whilst tightening the pores to help prevent future breakouts. To use it you just need to apply a 1mm layer evenly over your face, avoiding the eye area, leave it to dry for 10 to 15 minutes, then peel it off and rinse your face with warm water to get rid of any remaining ...  Read the complete review

I bought this a while ago from Boots when their Tea Tree and Witch Hazel face car range was on a 3 for 2 offer. I was at a loss as to what else to get and I'd never used a peel off face mask before so I thought I would give it a go. The product comes in a small 50ml tube that is clear with a white cap. It has the usual Tea Tree and Witch Hazel logo on the front and a green and blue floral design. On the back is the usual instructions and ingredients. The cap clips off and to get the product out you ust squeeze the bottle gently (dont do it too hard as I did and ended up with loads all over my hands!) The product itself is a clear, thickish, sticky ...  Read the complete review

Very often when it comes to face masks I use a sachet giving me the one application as I like to try different ones out depending on my needs at the time and mood. However with this hotter weather upon us at the moment my skin has been sweating and I have been suffering with the odd spot break out and more black and white heads have been appearing, not a good look when your almost 38 years old I can tell you! So when I was in Boots the other day I was in the market to buy something soothing and to help with the above problems and I paid £3.05 for a 50ml tube of it which I thought was a good buy and as a general rule I do like Boots own branded ...  Read the complete review

I try and combine a few different face masks in my skin care routine each targeted towards different problems. At the minute my skin is breaking out quite a lot so I have been trying to find a face mask that will help clear my skin up whilst not drying it out. I find that while mud masks are great for getting rid of oil and impurities in my skin they are far to drying so I have been looking at gel masks and those one's that don't dry but I fel that they just didn't leave my skin feeling clean enough. I finally found the tea tree and witch hazel peel off mask from boots because I am also using the facewash at the minute and I saw the mask when I went to buy a ...  Read the complete review