I was feeling pretty rubbish on the run up to Mother's day this year for various reasons and so the day before Mother's day a friend called me and offered to come and pick me and my son up so that we could go for a mooch around a few shops. In the Home and Bargain store I spotted that they had some of the Montagne Jeunesse face masks on a three for two pounds offer and so I decided to give them a go. One of the face masks I picked up was a cherry tonic spa fabric facial. ==The packaging== The product comes in a small tear drop shaped thin foil lined pack. The pack shows a smiling woman with the fabric facial cloth on her face. It also had the ...  Read the complete review

I had read lots of reviews on Dooyoo about Montagne Jeunesse face masks, but I had never tried one for myself until my friend bought me a 'survival kit' for my move to London. Inside was one of these face masks! The mask I was bought was the 'Cherry Tonic' face mask. It comes in a teardrop-shaped packet which is bright red with a picture of a woman wearing the mask. The mask is described as a 'spa fabric facial' and the packet states that it is "bursting with cherry and aloe vera". Interestingly, the mask is actually a fabric mask - the picture shows the woman wearing it, a white mask covered in cherries - very bright and ...  Read the complete review

Usually, I'm a huge fan of the Montagne Jenuesse range. They do an obscene variety of face masks, skin treatments and intensive hair conditioners in various appealing flavours. Also, they aren't too overpriced either - 97p for a sachet at ASDA, or they do 4 for £3. I always manage to get atleast 2 applications out of the face masks; so they're perfect for sharing with friends at sleepovers or even to treat your mum or sister! They also leave my skin radiant, smooth and fresh however this 'Cherry face tonic' was a completely different story. Mostly, Montange Jenuesse's face masks are a squidgy, moist consistency that you can just simply smooth onto your face ...  Read the complete review

I had bought a load of Montagne Jeunesse products from Asda as part of their multibuy offer of 4 for £3. They are also sold individually at 97p. The packet is an the shape of a tear drop and has a picture of a smiling lady wearing the product. The packet is pinky red and has pictures of cherries at the top. The mask is said to be vibrant reviving and bursting with cherry and aloe vera. The crushed extract of the cherry and aloe vera are meant to give your complexion a real lift according to the packet. It is meant to be anti-stress too. The product is suitable for vegetarians and is BUAV approved. It is free of gluten and nut deivatives and has no ...  Read the complete review

I got a sachet of this Montagne Jeunesse cherry face tonic from Boots for about 99p. I was quite intrigued to try this out, as I like quite a few of their face masks and hoped that this would be similar. It was only 99p, so even if I didn't like it, I didn't have much to lose. This face tonic comes in a drop shaped single sachet and is brightly coloured with a picture of a lady wearing the mask. It says that it's suitable for dry skin and is meant to perk up your complexion. My skin gets quite dry, especially in winter so I was hoping this would be as nice and gentle on the skin as they claimed. So this is a cloth mask, drenched in cherry scented ...  Read the complete review