Glamglow Supermud Clearing Mask

2017-01-30 · YouTube · Foodie Beauty · 10 min

Chantal reviews a sample of the Glamglow Supermud Clearing Treatment in a "Bomb or Bust" video. She explains product claims and price (Sephora Canada: CAD for 50 g / 1.7 oz, or five single uses for ), shows ingredients/claims (activated charcoal, K17 clay, eucalyptus), applies the single-use sample, describes the strong chemical smell and cooling sensation, leaves it on for 15 minutes, rinses it off, and reports that her skin feels smooth and not overly dry but with slight post-mask redness. She concludes the product performs adequately but is not worth the high price compared with cheaper local/DIY charcoal-clay masks, rating it between bomb and bust.

Video guide

  1. 0:00 — Series intro and review concept
  2. 0:48 — Why she chose a sample & price info
  3. 2:40 — Product claims and ingredients
  4. 3:52 — Application and immediate sensations
  5. 6:55 — Mask drying period and notes
  6. 7:33 — Rinse-off and first impressions
  7. 9:32 — Final verdict and value comparison

People, places, food, and other named details

  • Product — Glamglow Supermud Clearing Treatment: Clay/charcoal-based clearing mask sold in 50 g / 1.7 oz jars (CAD on Sephora Canada) and 5 single-use packs (CAD ); contains activated charcoal, K17 clay, eucalyptus-derived ingredients; sample used in video; described as cooling, chemically scented, leaves skin smooth with slight redness for
  • Product — sample (Sephora): Single-use sample provided at Sephora checkout that the reviewer uses for one application
  • Product — local homemade charcoal-clay mask: Locally made charcoal mask sold by a person near the reviewer (about per pot) described as all-natural and earth-smelling; reviewer compares it favorably vs Glamglow for price and smell

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