Montagne Jeunesse Anti Stress Face Masque Treatments

Having to nip into the town centre on a Saturday (one of my pet peeves) to take my boyfriend's phone off to be repaired (we did all try to warn him against buying it in the first place *sigh*) we faced the prospect of having to pay to park. Well, quite frankly there are better things to spend money on isn't there? Luckily there's a Sainsbury's in our town centre where if you spend £5 then you get to park for free. We needed some ingredients anyway for the culinary masterpiece I was preparing that evening (I'm not joking here!) and so to bring it up to the £5 mark I needed something for around £1. My skin is in general in pretty good condition, thank you Lush! ...  Read the complete review

For christmas my mum always gives me a box of bits, which normally include lots of sachets of different face masks. So i went through them and found this one. It says it is an anti stress sauna mask which sounds just what i needed, So i waited until the monsters were settled in front of the x box ( yes i know it's not healthy but it keeps them quiet for 5 minutes ) And off i went to de- stress. PACKAGING ------------------- Ok it comes in a plastic sachet, this is red at the top and yellow at the middle and orange at the bottom. It states at the top that it is anti stress and also the skin type, which is normal, oily & T-zone?? Then ...  Read the complete review

I have a bit of a fascination with these face masques and am steadily working my way through them all... I think I must be developing a keen sense of loyalty to a brand! There are several anti stress masques by Montagne Jeunesse, and the latest to try is this cucumber anti stress masque, and boy do I need de stressing at the moment. Again, it cost a mere 99p, so quite a bargain I thought. It's not often I get change from a pound. THE PROMISE… This promises that your face will look and feel fresher, impurities and dead cells will be removed whilst it gently cleanses and revives your skin. Not forgetting that it is ...  Read the complete review

A couple of months ago I decided to treat myself to a face mask. I'd seen the Montagne Jeunesse face 'masques' in the shops a lot, and they are cheap (around 99p per mask), but I was initially put off by the scary looking women on the front. So I turned to dooyoo, which told me that the masks were in fact good, and so I decided to try a few out. Montagne Jeunesse do a pretty wide range of face masques, including warming ones, peel-off ones and traditional mud packs, which is what I picked up. The mask was chocolate scented...and I have to say that I'm not a big fan of wearing chocolate (I normally go for fruit things), so I was a bit apprehensive. However, the ...  Read the complete review

I've seen these sachets of face, foot, hair, leg and even chest firming masques in shops like Superdrug, Boots and Tesco's many times before. I think I first ever noticed them in 2002. They always grabbed my attention because they were so brightly coloured, had some interesting pictures on them (usually a lady with the bright coloured masque caked on and leaves over her eyes) and the sachets were in unusual shapes. Even though these masques were very attention grabbing, I never really got intrigued enough to buy them, though there were only about 90p each... I'm not sure why I never tried one really... I didn't have much to loose. Perhaps it was because they ...  Read the complete review