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Glass reviews the VENeffect Skin Calming Mask


AS summer transitions to autumn, it is not uncommon to experience breakouts or heightened sensitivity caused by the dramatic weather changes. What has helped me tide over these changes to my skin is VENeffect’s newest Skin Calming Mask. With pink kaolin clay and calamine as key ingredients, it both calms redness and reduces any emerging spots.

VENeffect Skin Calming Mask

The mask applies smoothly and has a light, unnoticeable scent. When dried down, it has a slight tightening effect which does not cause an discomfort or dryness, a common problem I find happening with clay masks. After rinsing with warm water, I find my skin calmer, softer, and, in fact, more nourished.

Hypoallergenic and free of oil, alcohol, fragrance, gluten, GMO and parabens, VENeffect’s Skin Calming Mask boasts a plethora of beneficial ingredients. While the stars of the show are undoubtedly the pink kaolin clay and calamine which help to draw out impurities and sooth the skin, the Skin Calming Mask also includes zinc, willow bark, pomegranate enzymes and a phytoestrogen blend — all of which help to restore vitality and glow, prevent aging and refine the skin’s surface. All in all, a great blend that is sure to ease the seasonal changes.

by Kay Leong 

VENeffect Skin Calming Mask is available exclusively at Space NK and retails for £48 for 60ml

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