A Mask Fit for a Queen

Queen Helene Mint Julep Masque

With the word "Masque" in the product name, you might expect to pay $50 for the Queen Helene Mint Julep Masque. Nope, it costs less than $5. Even so, it works better than most clay-based masks on the market for just a fraction of the price. This is nice to have on hand when my skin has decided to revolt and erupt into an acne chaos. If used right before bed, I usually can see a visible difference by the next morning. It can also be used as a spot treatment. Yes, it really is minty. No, it's not as tasty as a real mint julep.

PSA: Avoid product contact with any silver jewelry; due to the sulfur content it will oxidize it almost instantaneously. Not that I would know anything about that.

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