I have some of this stuff lying around and was wondering if anyone had experience with it to knwo if it is good for the face.

http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/queen-helene-masque-mint-julep/ID=prod7481-product

There is a link so you can see what ingredients are in it.

No difference for me at all...it may have irritated my face even, the few times I used it to spot treat. I returned it. Also, the ingredients are not really the best for sensitive skin, plus it contains parabens.

I suggest finding a good pumpkin mask, or just using plain yogurt and/or honey on your face.

If you can handle a clay mask, it's as good as commercial products get. Has zinc and sulfur in it as I recall. Stains your washcloths.

I second the yogurt.

I have some of this stuff lying around and was wondering if anyone had experience with it to knwo if it is good for the face.

http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/queen-helene-masque-mint-julep/ID=prod7481-product

There is a link so you can see what ingredients are in it.

No difference for me at all...it may have irritated my face even, the few times I used it to spot treat. I returned it. Also, the ingredients are not really the best for sensitive skin, plus it contains parabens.

I suggest finding a good pumpkin mask, or just using plain yogurt and/or honey on your face.

If you can handle a clay mask, it's as good as commercial products get. Has zinc and sulfur in it as I recall. Stains your washcloths.

I second the yogurt.

Its been a week I know. But is the honey yogurt mask simply raw honey and an organic grass fed cow yogurt? because I have that stuff.

I have some of this stuff lying around and was wondering if anyone had experience with it to knwo if it is good for the face.

http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/queen-helene-masque-mint-julep/ID=prod7481-product

There is a link so you can see what ingredients are in it.

No difference for me at all...it may have irritated my face even, the few times I used it to spot treat. I returned it. Also, the ingredients are not really the best for sensitive skin, plus it contains parabens.

I suggest finding a good pumpkin mask, or just using plain yogurt and/or honey on your face.

>>If you can handle a clay mask, it's as good as commercial products get. Has zinc and sulfur in it as I recall. Stains your washcloths.

I second the yogurt.

Its been a week I know. But is the honey yogurt mask simply raw honey and an organic grass fed cow yogurt? because I have that stuff.

Sure. Or just yogurt. Or yogurt & turmeric. and honey or not. Whatever.

The queen helene mask can be a goot spot treatment. As long as you have it.

Plain yogurt is good I'm no skin care specialist but I did finish beauty school and those are 2 that are recommended honey and yogurt you can do banana and honey to combat dryness.u can also do eggs for tightening skin but I don't like the way it leaves my skin too dry.oatmeal with milk and you can prolly add honey to that as well:)

If you're very oily, it works well. In a pinch it's a good substitute for the Proactiv mask if you run out. Apply it thin, though, and don't let it sit long once its dry, as with any clay mask.

i was very happy with the mask. It dries pimples out ans they fade away quickly. Do not use very offen since drying Effekt.