Shea Moisture Peace Rose Oil Complex Facial Mask

If you follow me on Instagram, you know I used a mud mask earlier this week. I tested out the Shea Moisture Peace Rose Oil Complex Facial Mask for sensitive skin. According to the packaging, the mask is moisturizing and purifying. The ingredients include Date Palm, Musk Rose Oil, Shea Butter, Alpine, and Camellia Extract. I had no clue that Shea Moisture even made facial masks until I looked at the Pinch Me site. When I saw the sample pack was listed as an available item for my box, I had to have it.

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When I received the package, I assumed the package only contained enough product for one mask; however, I quickly realized there was enough for two applications. Target sells the Shea Moisture Peace Rose Oil Complex Facial Mask in two sizes. There is the sample pack ($2.99) that I received and a 6-oz container ($14.99). You can have the mask shipped or use in-store pickup. If you use in-store pickup, you will still receive the cashback if you make the purchase online. That’s what I normally do for Walmart using the Shop At Home or Ebates site…purchase online and pick up at the store.

Anywho, I used the mask after washing my face using the Cerave Hydrating Cleanser. I followed the cleanser with the Dermalogica Microfoliant that I reviewed here. Next, I steamed my face for 5 minutes. I allowed my face to dry completely before applying the mask. I have a full skincare routine that you can read about.

I was a little worried after I followed my normal steps that the mask would burn my face when I applied it like most other masks. However, I didn’t experience any burning. That made me super happy!

After removing the mask, I noticed that my skin looked brighter and felt hydrated and soft. I waited a few days to give my full thoughts because I wanted to see how my face would respond to the mask. I noticed a little red section next to my nose for a couple of days, but I didn’t break out. When I applied foundation, you couldn’t see the redness and it never turned into any form of acne or bumps. So I assume it was just an area where my face had extra oil and the mask pulled it to the surface.

Not having a reaction is a plus because that clears me to use the rest of the package. Woot! Woot! I’m glad to find a sensitive skin mask that you can really use on sensitive skin.

The only con to the mask is the fragrance. It took me a bit to figure out the scent. First, I thought I was smelling the rose oil; however, while removing the mask, I realized the scent reminded me of Nair. I’ve used Nair for years, so the smell doesn’t bother me. But, if you are scent sensitive, I wanted to put that out there for you.

Anywho, it’s time for a little pampering and catching up with the BBC ladies. Let’s see what they were up to last week.