Mask Monday: Environ Intensive Revival Masque

I’ve been lucky enough to try a few Environ products over the past couple of years, but the Intensive Revival Masque is the first mask treatment I’ve tried from the brand.  It’s a product I’d put in the ‘power mask’ category since it delivers on a number of tasks, with the main one being intensive exfoliation due to the three different acids included in the formulation – Asiatic Acid for healing and regeneration, Lactic Acid for promoting hydration and evening skin tone and Mandelic Acid which also helps to treat uneven skin tone.  Whilst this is a mask chock full of acids, it’s designed to lower the PH level of the skin to promote hydration, so you won’t actually peel from using this.

Those who say masks don’t do anything and are just pointless money-makers for the beauty insiders might want to give this mask a go – I have extremely hard-wearing skin that can tolerate quite a bit, but even I felt this treatment get to work straight away.  It’s touted as a “face lift in a bottle” due to the fact that it leaves skin looking radiant; smooth, clear, soft and generally very well taken care of.  I’m not a fan of “face lift in a bottle” claims generally, but this can definitely be a “facial in a bottle” since skin is noticeably improved after just one use.  I’d also say this is just as effective as mild, in-clinic peels without the actual peeling, so if you’ve been considering trying a light peel, maybe give this a go first and save yourself a few bob.  It’s a decent sized jar and you only need a small amount for each use, so it isn’t too badly priced at just under £50.  You will need to visit or speak to an Environ practitioner to get your hands on it, but you can find out more about it here – link.

*PR Sample