May 4, 2014

Osmia Organics Protein Exfoliating Mask

What is it they say? "Once an Osmia Girl, always an Osmia Girl"?


Okay, so maybe no one says that just yet, but they should start. After receiving some amazing products from Osmia Organics that I've been adoring, I think I could definitely qualify as an "Osmia Girl for Life." I mean, seriously, I love everything I've tried from them. Today we're going to have a little chat about the Osmia Organics Protein Exfoliating Mask* in particular.

Presentation gets an A+++
To activate this mask, all you have to do is dump a little powder into the provided mixing bowl, add water and stir. This seems fool proof (and it is if you follow the instructions on the label), but given my rebel nature, I went ahead and mixed powder and water with reckless abandon. Afterwards, it took me a few minutes and way more mask powder than necessary to finally get the perfect consistency. Once I finally had the mixture you see on the right below, though, I was ready to apply! 

This mask, made from adzuki beans, quinoa, sandalwood and essential oils, gives the skin a double dose of exfoliation. The adzuki beans and quinoa get rid of dead skin on the surface while essential oils go a little deeper, exfoliating with little enzymes and what not.



For maximum physical exfoliation with the Protein Exfoliating Mask, I use my finger tips and go in little circles all around my face while applying it. The adzuki beans and quinoa are pretty effective exfoliants and far less scratchy than you might anticipate.

As far as the "enzymatic" exfoliation from the essential oils goes, I can't really tell you how much they did. However, my face was glowy and not at all irritated after taking the mask off, so they must have done their job.

At $40, this mask seems expensive, but I can promise you it's a good deal. I can see this mask lasting me up to a year with regular use, as long as I follow the mixing instructions!

Have you tried any Osmia Organics products? What do you think?

The * denotes a product which I was sent free of cost.  Reviews will remain objective, regardless of how the product came to me.

2 comments:

  1. Shame on me for not owning any Osmia face masks yet, even though I love Sarah and her philosophy. I didn't know the exfoliating mask is such a pretty pink! I think the price is definitely worth it as it comes with the mixing bowl. xx

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    1. No worries, Ru! I was a little behind the curve with Osmia, too. And good thing I didn't discover them earlier because I'd be all the way broke by now (looking to buy their Honey Myrrh lip balm here soon).

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