Still Worth It?

Hey there!

I recently picked up the Agafia's Banya Face Mask, which was a total craze a while back. I skipped it during the hype, but I decided to try it out now.

So, let's get into my experience with this mask.

The Agafia's Banya Face Mask is a super popular face mask that's been around for a bit. I was curious to see if it still lives up to the hype.

I bought the mask at Magnit-Kosmetik, but you can find it in most beauty stores, including online marketplaces, and even on the Natura Siberica website.

The price of the mask is 100 rubles, which is pretty affordable. Keep an eye out for discounts, and you can get it even cheaper!

The mask is made in Russia and is suitable for all skin types.

The benefits of using this mask include restoration, mattifying, and nourishment.

The mask comes in a soft packaging that's probably foil-lined inside. The plastic feels gentle, and the packaging is simple yet eye-catching – I love that it's straightforward and pleasant to look at.

The packaging makes it super easy to squeeze out the mask, thanks to the twist-off cap with a special line to help you open it for the first time.

The back of the packaging has all the essential info for potential buyers, including the ingredients, usage instructions, and more.

For me, this express mask is a lifesaver – it saves my skin from puffiness, cramps, and all the nasty stuff like flakiness and other tiny annoyances after a great night out.

The mask has a soft minty color, looks great on my face, and doesn't leave any residue – yeah, that happens when a color mask just sinks into my skin.

The consistency of the mask is more like a gel – super easy to apply and doesn't spread all over my face.

I'm getting closer to my adult skin – I'm 27, and the first wrinkles, dark spots, enlarged pores, and cramps are starting to show up. If I sleep uncomfortably, I wake up with some pretty nasty cramps, and my skin is a combination of oily zones around my nose and chin, dry cheeks.

Now I'll share my thoughts after using this mask:

It's got a pretty affordable usage rate – I use it 2-3 times a week in the mornings, as mornings have been pretty rough for me lately (I need to change my pillowcase), and I apply a tiny amount to my hand and spread it across my face.The peppermint in the formula explains all the tingling sensations on my face, the cold, and the fear of an allergic reaction, but thanks to that effect, my skin comes back to life pretty quickly.I was really impressed with how well this mask spreads evenly across my face. The packaging keeps it from drying out, and since I store it in the fridge, the texture is super thick and it stays put without my hair getting all tangled up in it.No allergic reactions whatsoever – no itchiness, redness, flakiness, or breakouts, even after switching up my skincare routine or adding new products to the mix.After using this mask, my foundation literally glides on like silk, without sinking into my pores or sliding off. My skin doesn't need any extra moisturizing either, which is a huge plus.The mask washes off easily with warm water, but I like to use a konjac sponge for a more thorough clean – and it comes right off without any icky residue or stinging sensations. That's a nice bonus, if you ask me.It's surprisingly comfortable to wear, too – the initial cold and tingling sensations dissipate quickly, and I found myself not wanting to rinse it off right away, actually.My skin feels squeaky clean and comfortable, without any greasiness or that pesky film that some masks leave behind.My skin looks super fresh and revitalized after using this mask – all the flakiness and fine lines disappear with the first rinse, and it's a great pick-me-up even when I'm not heading out the door. Plus, it makes my foundation apply like a dream.My pores look way smaller, and the foundation glides on like a dream – I was right when I said it's perfect for getting ready for a night out or just a quick pick-me-up during the week.Overall, I'm really impressed with the Agafia's Banya Face Mask. It's a great addition to my skincare routine, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a good face mask.