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New Clay Masks Review

Today's post will be sweet and short, which is something perfect for fans of shorter and concise reviews. As I mentioned earlier, we are still in the skin care category, but this time it will be all about the face masks of the company which is rather associated only with the makeup, but have also equally rich skin care offer.

Kiko Milano was founded in 1997 by Percassi. It is an Italian professional cosmetics brand that features a range of cutting-edge makeup, face and body treatments. 

Until now, I had the opportunity to test only their makeup, and more specifically the Matte Effect Finishing Powder, Glow Fusion Highlighter, Smart Colour Blush, Fusion Trio Blush, so I am so glad that I can get to know them from a different side this time. When it comes to Kiko skin care, their assortment includes practically everything for: face, lips and hands & feet. The prices of individual products are from £2.10 to £26.99, so quite affordable. You can get them of course on the official website of Kiko Milano, on Zalando, Amazon or Feelunique.

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Today's review will be about two masks from the clay series, namely yellow with honey and pink with chamomile, while in the store you can also find black with charcoal.

Each one costs £7.99 for 50ml. They are in the form of a ready-made cream, so you don't have to mix with water, hydrolate, etc., which is of course much more convenient to apply, less messy and more efficient because you don't waste the product. Both masks have very similar properties, so I will not describe them separately. The mask has a formula as I mentioned before, a odorless cream in the color corresponding to the clay, which takes a long time to dry out. Typical clay dries quickly and you can feel a tightening, but this is not the case here. When it comes to results, I don't see any drastic difference between them, the skin is just slightly smoothed, soft and that's all. They don't give any feelings of cleansing, moisturizing or radiant skin like the manufacturer promising.

 

They doesn't cause irritation or clogged pores, but with such small results there is nothing to be happy about hehe. I'm really confused because on Kiko's website there are quite a lot of reviews of these clay masks and all positive, which I suppose is rather the result of an advertising campaign that's why they lost some credibility in my eyes. To sum up, they are kind of masks that supposedly doing something good but you can't really see what :)

Have you ever had any skin care from Kiko?

Are you interested in their make-up or skin care products or are you avoiding this brand??

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