Saturday, 3 March 2012

9 comments:

Chrissy said...

Hmmm those pulled off bits look a lot like kebab meat, haha. Sounds lovely for the occasional treat, though.

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KELLiLASH said...

This sounds amazing, i'm a huge Sarah chapman fan and overnight facial is one of my fave all time products. I love mixing up and making things like this...... Makes it more fun! I shall definitely be looking out for this!!!!

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Kelli :) x

Belles On Style said...

Sounds fantastic! Very keen to try. X
Bellesonstyle

Shannon said...

looks quite nice if you ask me. Don't go by looks anyway.. I have to try this. Love face masks.

beano54 said...

does not look very appealine would love a sample of this
really want to try this range bveen hearing great things about this range

Entourage Beauty said...

Sounds great! Would love to try it!

Colin said...

This idea has been around quite a while now, maybe even 10 years. The people behind it have really struggled to get it adapted and it will be interesting to see how this does. I have often wondered what the end users would make of it if they ever got their hands on it. I'll watch this one with interest.

lady jane grey said...

Complete rubbish! The first time I used it I shaked it in the attached shaker and when I opened it it was already a gummy mask, so I couldn't apply it on my face (it didn't "stick" anymore). The second time I used a spoon to mix the powder with the water, but it didn't homogenize well and again, it solidyfied faster than I managed to cover the decond half of my face...

Anonymous said...

i love sarah chapman products. I used this as directed with serum layered underneath - (I used Sarah Chapman hydrating booster). It really does have an amazing effect on the skin. (shake this for only as long as you need to though, if you shake it for too long it does go a bit lumpy - I preferred mixing it in a bowl with the spatula provided