Beauty
Beauty pick: MyFaceworks nutrient-infused masks
I’m all for getting facials and luxurious spa treatments that leave me so relaxed I’m practically immobile (seriously, I often need to take a cab home post-pampering), but there’s something about spending hours indoors at the spa when the sun’s shining outside that just isn’t ideal. Enter MyFaceworks (myfaceworks.com), a Vancouver company that specializes in “sheet” masks. Made from biodegradable silk, rayon pulp, or plant bio cellulose, the mask is cut in the shape of a face and soaked in different nutrients, depending on your skin’s needs. The 12 individually-wrapped varieties include I Need to Heal, an aloe vera mask that soothes stressed skin; I Need to Wake Up, infused with vitamin C; I Need to Detox, with antioxidant-rich green tea; and I Need to Bring Out My Youth, an anti-wrinkle mask. Just unwrap, leave on for 15 minutes, toss—so simple, I can do it at the beach!
Related Posts
Beauty at every age: Top tips at 54
Afternoon beauty fix: Keep sandal-wearing feet fresh all summer long!
Blow by Blo: The renowned blow dry bar opens in Calgary
Nail Corner: NYFW edition! The Rachel Antonoff Fall 2012 floral moon manicu...
TGIF! From bikini waxing to faux tanning, here are 5 ways to prep yourself ...
Join the discussion
4 Responses to “Beauty pick: MyFaceworks nutrient-infused masks”
Please help us foster a friendly environment by keeping your posts civil and on-point. We reserve the right to delete comments as we see fit. Posted comments do not reflect the opinions of Fashionmagazine.com. Read our privacy policy for more information. We may contact you.
Neither the author nor FASHION Magazine necessarily agrees with the comments posted here. Editors will not correct spelling or grammar. FASHION Magazine reserves the right to edit or delete comments entirely.
Brand New on Fashion
Mad Men Recap: In which we talk all too much about Hare Krishna and Don and Joan’s chemistry
Toronto shop notes: V is for Victorinox
Girls Recap: Hannah heads home to Michigan to ditch her parents, date a pharmacist and blame everyone else for her boredom
Daily steal: Striped straw tote, $29
They said/We said: How will Facebook’s going public affect the fashion industry?
I haven’t tried these, nor have I heard of Faceworks so I’m going to go take a look now. I can say that Asia (Japan and Korea) has LONG had these face sheet masks and they cost no more than two dollars or so. I have feeling the pirce of these are 5 times that…will have to wait and see whether it’s worth it. gracefulglutton.blogspot.com
I found the product to be a waste of money, it looks nice in the box but does nothing.
I agree, this is an overpriced waste of money. I didn’t get any results and made my skin feel worse.
I use their products both for the face and eyes and LOVE them. They make my skin look and feel fabulous. Well worth the money if you can find them on sale like I did!