Black Seaweed Peel-Off Mask From 7th Heaven
7th Heaven (www.my7thheaven.com), this luxurious, mineral-infused skin treatment lifts away soil and grease to leave skin clear, healthy and glowing. The marine mask harnesses the skin-caring qualities of chopped black laver seaweed harvested on the coastline of Wales together with crushed sea buckthorn berries and sea salt.
The best part is that the mask comes in single serving packets for only $1.99 and works wonders. (They make great stocking stuffers!)
It’s avaiable at Ulta and Ulta.com!
- An ultra-deep cleansing formula straight from the sea
- Provides weekly detox to cleanse skin of dirt and grease, helping it to better absorb skin care products like moisturizers and serums
- Features chopped black laver seaweed from the coastline of Wales and crushed sea buckthorn berries
- These are pressed together to make a luxurious black peel-off mask
- Clears impurities that can cause blemishes and wrinkles, but won’t strip the skin
- Comes in single-serve pouches; perfect for travel
- Has a fresh, marine fragrance
- To use:
- Thoroughly cleanse skin using warm water only; leave wet
- Apply mask
- Relax for 15-20 minutes
- Peel off gently and feel the difference
- Apply weekly
- MSRP $1.99 for a generous single-use .5 oz sachet
- Made in the U.K.
- Available for purchase at Walmart, Bed Bath & Beyond, Harmon Discount and Kmart
- Cruelty-free, member of BUAV/Leaping Bunny and PETA
- For more information, please visit www.my7thheaven.com.
7th Heaven is a line of face masks that are effective, inexpensive and loaded with natural ingredients. Known for “wow” fragrances and innovative ingredients, 7th Heaven is a division of Montagne Jeunesse LTD., a UK-based company that has been in business for 30 years, making natural beauty products with a minimum impact on all forms of life. The brand is sold in mass market and grocery outlets throughout the US including Walmart and Ulta Beauty. Products sell for under $3. 7th Heaven is a cruelty free company and member of BUAV/Leaping Bunny and PETA.
