Minenssey Clay Mask Trial Team

Road tested:

Minenssey Brightening Mask

Minenssey Deep Cleansing Mask

Minenssey Hydrating Mask

Minenssey Rejuvenating Mask

Reviewers:

Minenssey Brightening Mask – 12 females aged between 18 and 55 with any skin type and who were concerned with dullness, tightness, roughness, sensitivity, dryness, hyperpigmentation, sun spots, dark spots, blemishes and acne scars.

Minenssey Deep Cleansing Mask  – 11 females aged between 18 and 55 with any skin type and who were concerned with acne, psoriasis, itchiness, redness, rashes, blocked pores, uneven texture, tightness and sensitivity.

Minenssey Hydrating Mask – 14 females aged between 18 and 55 with any skin type and who were concerned with dullness, dryness,  tightness, roughness or sensitivity.

Minenssey Rejuvenating Mask – 13 females aged between 25 and 55 with mature skin who were concerned with dullness, dryness, tightness, sensitivity, fine lines and ageing.

Star ratings during this trial*:

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beautyheaven says:

Minenssey has introduced a luxury clay mask range suitable for all skin types. All of the masks are inspired by Australian nature and harness the power of clay. Each mask is made up of natural ingredients and is formulated to address a variety of skin concerns.

Minenssey Brightening Mask is made up of black clay, moonstone extract and snow-flower. It is suited to all skin types and perfect for brightening and reviving dull and tired skin. 

Minenssey Deep Cleansing Mask is formulated to fight breakouts, blemishes and blotches. It can be used on the face or body, to cleanse and purify. Made up of green clay, pepper berry and parsley seed, this mask will suit all skin types – including those with sensitive or dry skin.

Minenssey Hydrating Mask is a mix of white clay, flannel flower and rosella. It’s soothing, gentle for sensitive skin and can help reduce the visibility of marks and scars. It can be used as a rapid skin treatment, in the morning or night and on hair.

Minenssey Rejuvenating Mask is made up of pink clay, Kakadu plum and pomegranate to help with hyperpigmentation, age spots and dryness.

The majority of triallers enjoyed how creamy, smooth and moisturising the Minenssey Clay Masks were. They were surprised that the masks remained comfortable to wear and liked that the whole experience felt luxurious and spa-like. Most triallers found the masks easy to apply and liked that their skin felt soft and looked radiant after use.

Our independent testers say:

Minenssey Brightening Mask

“What an absolute shock and delight.... so when did clay masks forget to harden and crack on your precious face??? NOW This is such a revolutionary product. What a joy to realise that this clay mask actually behaved more like a wet moisture mask than a mud feel. I love everything about this hydrating mask from the faint, lovely smell to the smooth creamy texture.... not sure where the clay was hidden, but this mask just felt luxurious on my face, never drying or cracking. The product pods of clay were generous, in fact, one pod could be used twice, further improving value for money. The product also comes with a paintbrush for ease of application and less fuss- so hygienic. I was so impressed with the hydrated feel after washing away the product from my face.” – CCdeluxe. Read more...

Minenssey Deep Cleansing Mask

“I applied a good thick layer as instructed which one pod was sufficient for and allowed to dry for around 20-30mins. Interestingly, the mask dries somewhat clear, not so clear in the areas that have a thicker layer but does not dry stiff like other clay masks. There was no cracking whatsoever so it didn't feel like it was drying out my skin. The mask was really easy to wash off with warm water and left my skin very soft to the touch and really felt nourished and deeply cleansed. It's a lovely treat to use these individual pods of mask, being individually sealed you know they are fresh for every pamper session!” – Tigerlily. Read more...

Minenssey Hydrating Mask

“Minenssey Clay Mask felt cool and soothing on my skin, the mask is easy to move over my face as it doesn’t dry on skin like typical clay masks do. It practically melts over the skin and when rinsed off it melts away then too. The result: my skin is left feeling soft, smooth, and visibly hydrated - gone are the rough patches and flaking skin. Hello, hydration. It’s hydrating benefits mean that it can be used in your hair as a hair mask or even over your body. The floral scent is beautiful as well, not too strong but just enough to leave its positive mark. Minenssey Clay Mask is such a beautiful, luxurious skincare experience.” – tammerly sara. Read more...

Minenssey Rejuvenating Mask

“Presented in a gorgeous and stunning black box, are nine little pods of Australian pink clay, that contain Kakadu Plum and Pomegranate. There is a soft black applicator brush within the box. Each pod has the powerful combination Vitamin C, antioxidants, soothing, and anti-aging properties. There is a perfect portion of clay within each pod, the smell reminded me of roses, and it smells delicious. My skin is often sensitive and dry, especially in winter. I was really excited to be invited to this trial. I applied the mask in the evening prior to bed, leaving the creamy pink clay on my skin for 20mins. The clay didn’t dry out on my skin; it stayed creamy the entire time I had it on my face. I washed the mask off in the shower. Besides smelling great, my skin felt instantly smoother and hydrated. Each morning that I had applied the mask, my skin looked brighter, it felt restored and rejuvenated!” – southcoastclare. Read more...

*Based on a survey of 50 beautyheaven Trial Team members.

The products for this Trial Team have been provided by Minenssey for the purpose of trial and review. All reviews submitted are the honest, authentic and genuine sentiments of the beautyheaven members participating in this trial.

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