Lush Bath Bomb & Shampoo Bar

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I never talk about bath products or hair products and I thought since I loved these I should give it a shot. Now I was the person who wanted to give into the 'Avocado and poached egg on toast' trend a go, but I hate Avocados so I didn't...that's why I was so sceptical of trying the Avobath Bath Bomb by Lush. I bought it anyway and I am SO GLAD I DID! (I also lost my photos I took of these a while ago so hopefully I can take some more when I go to my Lush store next!)

L'Oréal Blemish Rescue Clay Mask

As you know from my previous posts, I love L'Oréal (here is another review I did of their products). I just love how they keep my sensitive skin at bay. I am prone to blackheads, dry skin and at times, an uneven skin tone. This mask is the most gorgeous colour I have ever seen and WORKS from application number 0ne. It's not best smelling mask ever...but don't worry, you can hardly smell it once its on.

Having Sensitive Skin In Today's World Sucks

Why it sucks...

Having sensitive skin sucks - it really does. It's shit and it's certainly not fun. Granted it's not the worst that can happen to your skin but personally, I think it's not spoken about enough.

L'Oreal Clay Face Masks

What is multi-masking?

Multi-Masking is recommend by many people and is becoming one of the latest trends. It works by using several different masks/treatments at the same time. Have lots of pores, blackheads or spots? Dull looking skin and in need of a healthy looking glow? Then these are the masks for you.

They all really work and they are incredible. The Glow Mask has tiny, exfoliating microbeads which help scrub away dry, flaky skin. My skin is pretty sensitive, so these masks are perfect for me. Plus, now you have a good excuse to keep two or more masks on at once and to relax! Comment below what your thoughts are and if you try multi-masking.

Are they worth it?

For a great value of £7.99, I'd say so! They were recently on sale in boots for £5.99 which is a bonus. The glass container makes the product feel even more expensive than it actually is. Hopefully they keep this price as if they do, I would buy it again.

Have you used these masks before? If so, which is your favourite?

As I am writing this, I am multi-masking with L'Oréal Paris' face masks. Without a doubt, these are the best (and my favourite) face masks of all time! My skin is pretty sensitive so finding a product that actually works is a miracle.

The formula is very smooth and when it dried, it wasn't that horrible tight, uncomfortable feeling you get with most masks. It dries after 15 minutes which is pretty fast and as it dries, you can see tiny spots appear - that's the mask drawing out the nasty spots, pores, oils and any impurities - the spots look a little horrible but it is worth it when you keep up the routine. I have seen results after a week and my skin is far clearer than it was this time last week.