GLAMGLOW THIRSTYMUD™ Hydrating Treatment

On a recent to trip to the new Sephora branch which opened I believe some time this year (I've lost track of time) at Tahlia Street in Jeddah, I made some beauty purchases as you do. I was presently surprised to see that this branch reminded me more of the US Sephora design. Whilst checking out, my eye caught the travel size minis and I just had to buy them! Today our topic of discussion will be the GLAMGLOW THIRSTYMUD™ Hydrating Treatment.

GLAMGLOW THIRSTYMUD™ Hydrating Treatment

This mask works wonders for dry or dehydrated skin. Air-con can actually have a bad effect on skin and those living in the Middle East like me would second my claim. However, back on to the mask .. it has a lovely scent to it's like a blend of a coconuts and pineapples, which reminds of a pina colada!! Truly heavenly I must say! I smear the mask over my cleansed face and leave it on for it be absorbed by my skin. I don't rinse it off and have also used it as an overnight mask and voila in the morning I look well rested. It leaves my skin plump, radiant and hydrated. And it helps in getting rid of those dry, flaky patches that foundation sticks to and emphasizes. I will definitely be packing this with my on-flight kit and will use it on the plane as the stale, dry air wreaks havoc on my skin!!

I absolutely adore this mask and have nothing negative to report. A 1.7oz jar of GLAMGLOW THIRSTYMUD™ Hydrating Treatment costs $69, which won't break the bank. I would totally urge all dry and dehydrated skin peeps to definitely try a sample, you won't be disappointed!

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