I like to treat my skin to a face mask once a week, and this is one I found in a drawer, having bought it months ago, then promptly forgotten about it. ~About the product~ This is a face mask made with sea kelp nutrients, and claims to be 'anti-stress.' It is made with dead sea mud, which has deep cleansing properties to draw impurities out of the skin, and open blocked pores, which should result in clean, soft skin. I have used quite a few Montagne Jeunesse masks and had mixed results, so I wasn't entirely sure what to expect with this one. ~Packaging~ The mask comes in a sachet, which only contains enough for one use. On the ...  Read the complete review

As you may have seen from my other reviews I am a huge fan of Montagne Jeunesse face masks. This particular mask is one of the first ones I ever tried. It is one of the original ones they made before all the new and exciting ones came out. This particular mask is for normal to oily skin. It contains clay, seaweed and dead sea salt. It doesn't smell particularly nice, it reminds me of soil. You need to cleanse your skin with warm water only and then spread evenly over your face and neck. This mask has a thick consistency and is bright blue in colour. As I have said on my other reviews I found that a sachet contained too much and I kept half to use again. This ...  Read the complete review

On a recent trip to Boots, I popped a handful of Montagne Jeunesse face masks into my basket. This particular one was a new entity to me as I'd never tried it before but I was intrigued by the fact that it contained Dead Sea Mud and promised a deep cleanse. As someone with very oily skin that regularly suffers from blemishes, blackheads and large pores (and someone who can't resist the temptation to buy yet another 'miracle' product that might help with those!), I figured I may as well give it a whirl. I've liked the vast majority of Montagne Jeunesse masks that I've previously used butiIf nothing else, I figured that it was only £1 (slightly less) down the drain if it ..  Read the complete review

I was going through the Montagne Jeunesse website to see which of their products I haven't tried yet and I found this one for 99p. I am working my way through the range so I can compile my must haves. I did end up buying quite a few products from the website but my skin has been particularly greasy this week and I have had an outbreak of some spectacular spots so I decided I would see what this mask would do to help. It is meant for normal, oily and t-zone skin to ultra deep pore cleanse. The mask contains deep cleaning Dead Sea mud and sea kelp nutrients to draw out impurities and open blocked pores. The mask is suitable for vegetarians and is ...  Read the complete review

My skin felt in need of a pick-me-up last night, so I figured it was time to crack open the last of the Montagne Jeunesse face masks I'd got for Christmas. The 'Fudge Sauna' had been a hit, the 'Cucumber Peel Off' a miss, so I wasn't sure what to expect from the 'Dead Sea Mud Pac'. Certainly the picture didn't look too enticing- a woman's face covered in bright turquoise goo, with leaves and coral where her eyes should be. Yikes! Plus it is recommended for normal, oily and T-zone skin, whereas my skin tends to be dry. Tearing open the plastic sachet, I was pleasantly surprised to see that the soft clay that came oozing out was in fact very pale green and not ...  Read the complete review